Maybe the DOJ should complain about mandatory minimum sentences and the war on non-violent, voluntary exchange of money for drugs.  

And you don't want drug sales to occur on your property.

My official W2 job is being on call at a medical clinic to do pre-employment drug screens for contractors starting work at a very big (13 billion $ annual revenue) local industry. 

On the other side of the coin, you have pharmaceuticals companies, who often have negative level of net debt (debt - cash) because if their next break through drug may not get approved and their sales will drop.Thought should be give some thought to what space we are in when thinking about what net debt levels we want (overall leverage and how fast to pay down debt/how much cash to hold).

We transformed a run down drug infested community to a new community the residents are proud to live in.

I would like to alleviate this for my tenants without causing more work for my PM, does anyone have a similar situation, what do you do? 

fail to prosecute for it.If it becomes politically advantageous for the Federal government to crack down on this--they tend to seize "Drug Assets".Could that include investors and employees assets also?

Hi,Does anyone have any experience with their insurance company not covering domestic animal damage (not pets but dogs that found their way in) and cleanup of toxic drug fumes?

(drug problems?)

The local police department know this property as drug central and violent domestic disturbances on the regular.