I am absolutely floored, and I couldn't have done it without the help of many many people. .... 2 months ago I was working a factory job at a place that makes generic pharmaceutical drugs, and I could not have been unhappier.

That, in my opinion, speaks to their overall character.I had a tenant whose background check showed a drug conviction that was 6 years old, but no other red flags.

It was a drug house.

Fire arms dealer?

I've been picking up different stories from all over the place so im not sure what and who to believe.My business plan is im sure like many others and that is to buy low preferably with owner financing then sell imediately with owner financing.What I have found thus far is:1) I need to aquire a dealer's license even to do only 1 deal per year.

It is not my type of building but you know if you have rent paying tenants and you don't continue the bucket and board tradition I would rather have these tenants then drug dealers that I would associate with a slum anyday.

This property isn't even on the market yet because the dealer wanted to see if they could sell it quick to anyone.

It's an interesting thread to read, no one can seem to understand why horrible credit, and drug trafficking charges would make a landlord not interested in renting to someone.

There have been all the usual problems; I walked 1 fellow off a job site for using drugs, walked another off for being dumb and screwing up the last step in a project etc etc.

No gun shots/drug deals on the corner etc.