That is seen when you screen tenants properly . if they have a pattern of broken agreements, job loss , evictions , debt , criminal justice involvement, etc , could be a sign of substance abuse / alcoholism. more important  to look for those red flags than to measure their blood alcohol level 

Anyone can get high blood lead levels, the law only specifies under 6 because it affects the developing brain more severely then a it affects a fully developed brain.

You got my blood boiling this morning.

Because it is such a small property and close by, I don’t mind managing it or dealing with the occasional call from a tenant complaining of loud electric humming throughout the building, only to find out it was a side effect of new blood pressure meds!

The contractor ended up with full title to the skeleton at a pittance of the cost of building it, and only then sold the condo units to local buyers and finished it.I'm not saying that's what it is but I would count my fingers after shaking hands with any Greek and I would not go ahead with this deal unless I had blood kin in Greece checking up on this personally.Full disclosure: I am Greek and lived in Greece from 2000-2007.

A bit of wanderlust in your blood.  

I like not being bothered and all on the day to day, but I just look through all of the monthly expenses and feel my blood pressure start to rise...

They’re like sharks, they smell blood in the water.

I’m not losing my shirt in the deal as I did get nice deposit but wondering about payments and worth the time and hassle to get blood from turnip.

Anyone can get high blood lead levels, the law only specifies under 6 because it affects the developing brain more severely then a it affects a fully developed brain.