It is low income, it has more crime and graffiti, it has drug houses and activity, has a high proportion of pitbulls, and I don't feel safe there alone after dark.  

This guru switched from pitching home study courses on real estate and notes to "subliminal" audio downloads and CDs on a variety of self-help topics:   losing weight, getting to sleep, kicking alcohol and drugs, etc.  

Capping the growth of revenue only puts downward pressure on the only thing that will alleviate the problem: new supply.

There’s definitely high crime thought that is the downside here, to a point that I live 2 hours away in NYC and have a PM and STILL know who the block drug dealers are.

She was the best of the 5.As for my current management, I demand updates several times each week--and the excuses are that there are no good contractors, the handymen are on drug binges, one of them got thrown in jail, etc.

As a buyer, I would have these concerns.Which leads me to believe that if I were to sell to a savvy buyer, he'd have these concerns.How would I alleviate the concerns if a buyer had them?

Drug users are unpredictable.

Rent your house out to a bunch of gangsta drug dealers!

Drug lord?

If a young man gets addicted to drugs, why should I be financially responsible?