Anyway...Check out this link about the biggest employer in the Groton area building and building.http://www.ctpost.com/local/article/Electric-Boat-...

I found out when they dumped gas down the toilet and caused plumbing issues.Another tenant used the second bedroom as both a trash dump and a dog kennel (dogs were not aloud btw).

Even used kennel cleaner.

My concerns are just that (at least in my area), builders aren't in a good position to guarantee profits.  

-Conduct thorough online research to gather unbiased information about the real estate market in youre area.-Build

I think the best option is for you to network with other investors in your area. Build

Money poured into the area.  Buildings

If the tenant wishes to keep any outdoor pets, I require (with an addendum to the lease) that they be kenneled at the tenant’s expense and that they obtain (and show it to me...I already have my own copies on record) a printed copy of and follow all local laws (for feeding, watering, leashing, and sheltering the pet) and ordinances pertaining to pet ownership.

They, of course, assured me that they keep everything clean and neat, and the puppies will stay in a 10x4 foot kennel in the bonus room of the house.  

We have a required air installation noise zone disclosure, but no disclosure requirement for annoying noise like nearby bars with music, shopping centers, kennels -- it's up to buyer to do their due diligence.