Either they'll pay the drugs before the rent or they'll bring in shady characters doing who knows what.But even if they've become model citizens.

I'm a pretty good (intuitive) "judge of character," so I can't speak to the "mentoring support" (a highly subjective topic, to be sure...)

Keep in mind that it is this very frontier character that makes that Stockton one of the few places in the general vicinity of the Bay Area where you can, even now, buy properties at prices that would be outrageous in the Bay area, East Bay, or even in Tracy!

I like that Bailey Bro's Building & Loan considers strong character and human relationship as predictive of loan performance. 

It is full of charm and character with open concept, original hardwood floors and high ceilings, but also with lots of modern finishings.

You have to be ready to really get into the structure and take on more work/risk, and with that often comes upside.We don't 'target' those homes specifically however you may find that in some cases they provide some unique character/opportunity (super old homes, that is).

I always recommend college because it builds character and the people you can meet has much more value then the actual educational aspect.

I find out interesting and valuable things about our properties and about the character of the people who live in them every time I make an effort to listen.

So much character.

The renos sound fairly straight-forward in #2 where in #1 there could be substantial issues from the water + being 80 years old. yikes.The 'character' piece is subjective.