Now I have a new tenant ready to move in through the homeless veteran program with section 8, but I am not really sure what to do.

Or perhaps a new Water Sewage Plant or homeless intake shelter which can negatively impact the area?

You have to be able to document your progression to the Judge....because ultimately if you end up in court to evict, the Judge is going to look to you (the big bad landlord), and want to know that you have good reason to evict the them (the poor, soon-to-be homeless Tenants).

Third showing is two newlyweds, husband admits he has a felony on his record (attempted assault with a BB gun four years ago), wife has a newborn, section 8 funded, no jobs, currently homeless.

The neigborhood is a little sketchy-- aluminum scrappers keep stealing my trash cans (grrr) and there is a homeless tent camp about 5 (large) blocks away but I certainly wouldn't call it a war zone.

A significant majority of the current residential occupants are disabled, addicts, mentally ill and/or the borderline homeless.

People (who aren’t involved in real estate investing) make it sound like one day a bubble is going to pop and there will be nothing you can do about it and everyone who relies on rental properties is going to go bankrupt and become homeless.

Being a smaller city, it doesn't attract as much homelessness, gangs, and general poverty as larger metros do.The thing about Casa Grande is many people coming from out of state are going to say "Casa What?"

We've yet to determine which one, but we believe it's some type of homeless assistance program.

It is a program for people "transitioning from homelessness or institutionalization".