I like to but sure-things with zero to very limited risk.I find that most sellers mysteriously forget to put the correct operating expenses in the marketing packages.

The first three episodes were more of your typical murder-mystery stuff.

Look up the tax parcels to the right and left of your "mystery" property using their addresses.

It seems like this person does have some family in the area, and I'm going to check with housemates if they know anything about my mystery person. 

There will always be crime no matter where you go, yet the smaller communities tend to get labeled unfairly in this regard (one murder in a city of 800,000 compared to one in a town of 600 for example).The city is very easy to get around and being just off highway 2, it would even be possible to self-manage from either Edmonton or Clagary.There are certainly areas to avoid in town when it comes to holding rentals (especially from a distance), but even those areas aren't all that terrible.Shoot me a PM, I can certainly help you out with any questions or ideas you have.Cheers!

And these are in wealthy college and beach towns where a murder may happen once every few years, and rarely at random. 

We would have the worse third-world country in the world and we would all be murdered within minutes.

But when it comes times to sell flooring, the American consumer will still shell out for "Lakeshore Pecan" more readily than they would for "Mystery Pecan."

Homes that are less than 900 sqft. exploding in valueexposed to heavy crime & murders!!!

Shootings don't necessarily mean murders, it just means people are playing around with guns and it tends to happen way more in rough areas.It's tough to put a price tag on safety.