Also--to your second point, the reason I pay a property management company is so I can alleviate my need to have to manage my own properties. 

@Mark Page My official day job is a drug screen collector. 

I get a lot of nice NW San Antonio properties with slight foundation issues and having a good slab contact could help alleviate a lot of the unknown for my clients. 

Even local successful drug dealers don’t buy fine rehabbed homes in bad areas ,they go elsewhere like everybody else once they get two nickels to rub together .ohio is probably one of the top three or four states for cashflow in the country .

I know that I've heard of police/government seizing property for drug related activity. 

I wish I could say it was a logical thought process that caused me to start an LLC, but actually a drug dealer took over two of three units in a house, turned it into a pharmacy(not a legal one, of course,) the cops initiated a no-knock warrant, they knocked the door down the day after Christmas, the pipes froze after the drug dealers were hauled off, and just general pandemonium ensued from there!

SEC 8 REALITIES SEC 8 tenants have to have a job unless they are disabled.No adult on the SEC 8 lease can have a drug or felony conviction.When a SEC 8 tenant gives their landlord notice that they plan to move, SEC 8 sends a form to the current landlord giving them 10 days to respond saying the tenant is or is not in compliance with their lease – IE – owe any money for rent or repairs.

I strongly suspect there is a drug problem behind the scenes.

. - D Properties come with heavy hitters. guns. drugs.

That said, if you buy in Portsmouth, Prentis Park is riddled with drugs and prostitution.