These will include cases such as smoking, pets, unauthorized occupants, interference with management rights, etc.Evictions for Serious/Statutory ViolationsEvictions may be immediately filed for cases where the tenant seriously endangers the safety of others, significantly damages property, or violates Minnesota Statute section 504B.171 (drugs, firearms, prostitution, stolen property, harassment).

Hardly anyone home (= working renters).Turning the corner inside the complex on the lawn (15 grown men) down on their knees with their hands behind their heads and a swarm of patrolmen cuffing them.I assumed a gang drug bust, but one of the officers said nope--it was prostitution in one of the units with another unit supporting it too (15 grown men--WOW).Maybe the other room was a waiting room, I don't know, but I was glad to see it was not Gang activity (and it was being cleaned up).I tried asking more questions but the Patrol Officer just said we don't have time--leave now.And out came 2 females--quite some business they had there. 

Another unit i was looking at in Troy, the tenant told me his rent money was for "Crack & Prostitutes" jokingly... although he didn't seem to be joking LOL.

Danny Johnson a successful BP member and real estate investor, in his blog article, defines a warzone as areas where gangs, prostitutes, drug dealers, etc. are out of control (or in control – however you want to look at it).Respectfully, I think you are making a sweeping generalization saying anything in Indianapolis all in for less than $35k is in a war zone.  

Get ready to have dog urine/feces everywhere, trash strewn throughout the house and backyard, broken windows, fires, drugs, tenants who steal utilities and cause the house to become condemned, tenants who appear to intentionally break things, snakes, prostitutes, crackheads that steal any metal or anything of nominal value in or around the house if it perceived to be vacant.I've never even bothered to ask whether any of the applicants smoke because my assumption is that they probably do and I really don't see it as a factor.  

This job has put me in some weird situations.I had a transgender prostitute try to break into my jeep one time while I was in the jeep. 

That area was riddled with prostitutes and homeless back in the mid 90's.

It might involve way too many people living there, plenty of roaches and rats, tons of deferred maintenance, dirtbags, some type of drug, and a prostitute or two.

This is a huge red flag, as many will likely turn out to be drug dealers, prostitutes, or worse.

I thought what if a prostitute goes in for a one hour fling, or what happens if a crackhead goes in and sets the house on fire...but i looked into it more and eventually signed upThey get a credit card, ID, and terms of use.