You might want to have some confirmation regarding criminal records, drug offenses and sexual offenses of the occupants - you might accept the employer's checking of this but reserve the right to perform your own for verification purposes. 

She said she smelled drugs, saw people passed out in one unit and in another unit there was dog crap and urine on the floor.

Hi all,Newbie from Scarborough (Toronto) here.Now that I've got your attention, no I didn't try to use drugs or drug money ...

Why drive for dollars when there is an army of service drivers running the streets everyday, UPS, Fedex, lawn guys, drug store delivery guys.

Good luck suing ME for YOUR illegal drug use. 

I talked to an attorney and considered trying to get out of the deal but my partner convinced me to stick with it trying to convince me we stumbled on a gold mind.We mowed the waist high grass $200, pulled all the trash and carpet out of units $1,250, fixed the broken windows with plexiglass and silicone caulk $750, copied the logo off the Sheriff Office Web site and made some official looking documents that said area was being patrolled by Drug Special Interdiction Unit $.15.

I know crime and drugs decreased dramatically in the area over the years.

If the property is in a decent neighborhood and you think you could get better "more mature" "non-drug using" tenants you should pass on these.

It's a drug infested complex in a prime location.

Most of Missouri City is very nice, though.It's not that the schools in the lower income areas are not funded at the same amount per student as other schools in the district, but kids growing up in poverty sometimes have stuff going on in their lives that can affect how well they do in school, and there is often a higher incidence of violence, drugs, etc. in those schools.