You have the usual causes like drugs/alcohol problems, mental illness and then you have the working poor who remain homeless.

Imagine someone harassing your girlfriend, damaging your property, using or selling illicit drugs, dog biting you or your other tenants and creating a flea or noise issue, or any number of other potential issues.

Personally I'm glad I'm not in any syndications right now, but that doesn't mean that us sfh dealers don't need to keep our eyes open too.

Although, with all of the trips going down to Texas, having been burglarized, and in an area next to an active trap house that was selling drugs on the corner... occasional gunshots in the distance..

Companies like this make our whole industry look like used car dealers.

When going before public meetings with your proposals, drug, alcohol, and half way houses for former incarcerated, receive the most scrutiny.

I am really just looking to avoid the worst of the worst areas (anywhere with open air drug markets or active gang warfare / prolific violent crimes).

@Matthew Morrow I had a house it was a drug ring and couldn't evict for 6 months.

The company making the offering must take reasonable steps to verify that an investor is accredited, which may include checking financial statements, tax returns, or receiving confirmation from a broker-dealer, attorney, or certified public accountant.These regulations reflect a balance between making capital more accessible for businesses and protecting investors from risks associated with unregistered securities.

In general, financial advisors that work for a Broker-Dealer charge 6.5% on the front end.