The first deal is always the hardest, but after that it becomes an addiction!

And that the corner of Wyoming and Holley was infested with "hookers, pimps, and drug addicts"So I had to go see. 

While the location is cheaper now because it's relatively close to I-5, it also attracts a lot of less-than-desirable demographics stemming from the major drug epidemic which the entire county is dealing with, especially the constant petty thefts and car prowls from homeless addicts seeking a few bucks worth of something to sell for their next fix.

@Jay Hinrichs I'ts the neighborhood drug house where the dealer does business and addicts hang out to get high or engage in several other illegal activities (i.e prostitution, kidnapping, stashing).

We are addicted to 4000+ lb. cars.

Right now I am working out the bugs on an app that I have had developed to help people overcome addiction by reaching out for support.

So, visit and know your market, meet people, use property managers if unsure then you can take over property after a year, make offers, get addicted ....

A heroine addict, a person who removed their face, growers, dealers, mentally ill people, crackheads, drunks, parolees, a gay hoarder, a con artist Orthodox priest and all sorts of other low lifes.

Plus I have some welcome cards I put the key and remote in the envelope wishing them smooth sailing (hidden meaning: no late rent).I’m not gonna start pushing booze they may be in recovery and its insulting to give any type of addictive substance even chocolates are out.

I am excited to get the crack addicts out of my rentals and put some rich hipsters in them!