You are expressing the opinion of one single person, and most with any firearms knowledge would disagree with that opinion.

Today a picture of a knife or firearm can result in expulsion or even arrest.

only time in my career as an investor I've had to start to draw my firearm was in Woodruff place this summer. 

If there are no real concerns, amend the lease agreement to permit firearms so there are no lease violations.

Bottom line is that if you are taking on the headaches of student housing, keep the rules tight and zero tolerance for shenanigans.To answer your question about the firearm, we had to relocate the roommates.  

@Ete-kamba Jeremiah AmakuI would define a ghetto as a slum area where there is high crime and multiple instances of assault with a deadly weapon, shooting on an occupied dwelling, negligent discharge of a firearm, homicide, etc.

I saw a bedroom door was closed, wasn't sure what to expect behind that closed door. 1 or more people with blunt or edged weapons or a firearm? 

I think you propably know that my comment about cowboys and those who have gun security, was directed toward civilians, not professionals who utilize firearms.

Conclusion- without a firearm that day I would have been unable to intervene...the police arrived 15 minutes after shots were fired and the contractor had a concussion and broken bones from being beaten 30 seconds.

This business isn't all rainbows and unicorns and should be approached with the caution and respect that you would exercise when handling a firearm.