Old apartments (maybe 1920s), some new infill, certain areas had major drug problems (check with Stockton Police on this, I just avoid area; I looked at apartments there but found that few had any parking for residents) Now there are new developments south of downtown near the airport (Hwy 99 side; east) and on I-5 side (west).

Sugar Daddy gets tired of her cheating and drugs.

Great communication doesn't make up for a terrible space, but it goes a long way to alleviate any issue that might crop up.

Ask me in a couple years and who knows how I'll feel lol.Dealing with that many different people who are renting the property can be exhausting at times, but putting good systems in place really helps alleviate most extra work and stress.

Are there any drug dealers near the property?

Gang activity, drugs, homeless etc.

That in and of itself gives you some indication but, if you ask these people if they feel safe living in Mexico, their typical answer will be something like this:"In Mexico, we don't get involved with drugs and I don't go to areas I shouldn't be going to, rules that would apply to the US/Canada as well if you want to stay safe.

if I did a drug, criminal, credit check on you, is there anything I should know?

Drug issues in the area?

That can include roof, water heater, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, mold, rot, warped floor boards, bad foundation, termites, sink holes, fascinating animal occupants, bad reputations (that was a drug house or had a fire or was used for other things that I don't want to mention), and so on.