@Gail Kaitschuck - subletting to a drug dealer...  

With that being said, watch out for violent criminals and drug dealers.

Where to live depends upon their personalities, of course, but I would recommend--for a couple working at those two hospital in the city, to live either Uptown, the Garden District, the Lower Garden District, the Irish Channel, Mid-City, or Bayou St.

Originally posted by @Matthew Irish-Jones:Hi Matthew!

He also mentioned you can start a fund that "funds the fund" or become a broker/dealer, but he didn't seem too bullish on either approach. 

Let alone the long-distance landlord business.As the dealer said to Clark Griswold in Vegas Vacation "How about we just go out back, you give me the $200, I kick you in the **** and we call it even."

I read somewhere that there's a potential issue with flipping and renting houses in the same entity where I (or the entity) may be labeled with real estate dealer status.

If the neighbor is a drug dealer, you don't want a pansy office worker tenant.

Importation laws have since changed.It is also perfect legal at this point in time for people who are legally able to purchase firearms to purchase firearms from other private citizens who are legally able to sell firearms without filing federal forms that FFL dealers are required to file, provided you follow all your local laws.

You read in the paper everyday where pit bulls attack people and the only people that want pit bulls are drug dealers.