I would have to let a friend go homeless before I rented to him, just saying.

Loitering and stolen license plates happen in every neighborhood... but assault with a deadly weapon, shooting on an occupied dwelling, etc. only happen in the worst neighborhoods.BUT -- also take into consideration that this property is located directly next to a main street - Madison Ave - and main streets almost always have more crime than residential streets because there is more foot traffic, more loitering, more homeless, more stores, parking lots, etc. where lots of crime happens.Ultimately, you want to see the property in person and drive the neighborhood, but if you can't do a "virtual driveby" on Google Maps and that will help you at least get a feel for the area.

On a more personal note: I want to find an opportunity to serve in Atlanta, ideally something focused on job training/professional development for the homeless or underserved. 

He lost $10 million when a RENT STRIKE by his tenants forced him to sell his Dorchester property.All his tenants were formerly homeless men or families, who now had Section 8 subsidies to pay their rent and live in his 40 one-bedroom units.

Will, if you are willing to take a "rapid re-housing" tenant (generally these tenants are homeless or are in a precarious living situation) you will have very little problem finding a tenant. 

A.K.A, their only three options are moving in with family and friends, homelessness, or renting.

Hey all,I run affordable housing for homeless Veterans and their families in King County - I love what I do and love developing and running apartment complexes for the organization I work for, but now I want to develop my own portfolio as well. 

I'd give him a few real estate agents's cards as a lovely parting gift and then donate money to your local homeless shelter as gratitude for dodging that tenants bullet.

He say he will e-sign ( short story , more things on the document template he can’t sign his wife doesn’t know how to sign) I finally had enough told him, I am doing the best I can as landloard I do not want to continue with this anymore i will send him a 60 days notice so he can find his new place, he told me then how dare you Speack to me like I am homeless you can’t do that to me.I hang up the phone do not wish continue the conversation.

I don't care how many billionaires or homeless people leave Cleveland because those aren't my renters.