There is no on-street parking nearby.There is probably a prescriptive easement in place for the parking.

Stay away from drugs & alcohol.

I would go to their offices and talk with someone.you would be surprised .. the people they try to weed out are those convicted of financial crimes.I know a guy here in Oregon that was a convicted drug dealer and he still got his license you should though by all means be forthright and certainly not withhold any information .... if they catch you in a fib then your history. .just be upfront like your doing here on BP and I suspect its not going to be an issue for you.Good luck with it

@Jon Lanclos I rent STRs to contractors working at CVR Refining in Coffeyville Kansas.The most common thing I hear is every Monday morning when doing pre-employment drug screens for the refinery is "I wish I would have known about your furnished houses yesterday". 

I did have to repaint some of the basement floor since they bought their own dryer and drug it along the stairs and floor.

That said, we've found the tenants to be quite rough (unemployed, drugs, vandals, etc.).  

Still do your due diligence...you don't want to be stuck with a filthy, drugged-out, drama queen with shady friends for 7 months.

Next time I arrived for rent i realized he sold it for drugs then he sold my mower I used to mow the property for drugs .

I asked them why they never respond to my calls and emails about the section 8 people dealing drugs out of the house across the street, with dozens of people living there (every neighbor hates them) but they have time to troll the internet looking for landlords to sign up....Pathetic joke, our government...

Oregon statutes say that a lease can be terminated for   an act  which is defined as "out rages in the extreme," among those being prostitution or manufacturer/selling of drugs.