I suspect a part of it may be pragmatism - evicting a tenant in a large complex often means they end up couch surfing at another tenant's place in the same property - banning felons just means you end up renting to single women who magically find "Mr Right" (a felon) as a boyfriend the day after she moves in, etc.If your PM is already tough-as-nails & takes no prisoners, evicting someone with a history isn't really much different than evicting a first-timer and in a large complex, knowing *who* is in your units is a never-ending battle anyway.

Finally, college areas are notorious for having long vacancies during the summer - so plan on at least losing 10% to vacancy.

Cheapo homes of this type are notoriously hard to value, because there is huge variability in condition of property in these types of neighborhood.

The Newer Nevada State Prison is 2.5 hours north of Vegas.

I wouldn't believe anything Godaddy is trying to sell you--they are notorious for upselling unnecessary extrasx.

Tenants are notorious for pulling out the pop up stopper and dropping toothbrushes, hair, toothpaste caps, etc down the drain.Glacier Bay is basically a lower quality Delta.

Send mailers to people arrested for violent crimes (going to prison for a long time) 35.

It is punishable by a fine not to exceed $250,000 and/or a prison sentence of not more than two years."

This person has an extensive criminal history involving drugs, burglery, and prison.

Our revolving door prison system does not work.