It’s all fun and games till the tenants get aids . in all seriousness most pornographers have some form of sexual disease .

They tend to abuse a lot in the winter and gas prices are up 40%+.

Wonder if he'd abuse the house too?

To me it looks like they are getting a lot for their money.The big modern looking place with over 300 units looks pretty.I've seen one of these in Austin, the renters tend to be on foot, and places like Jack in the box seem to be a popular destination.Seems like a good time for Bail Bondsman, pawn shops, check cashing outfits, and liquor stores to start snapping up places across the street.This is going to define that area for a long time--cradle to grave--and it will need service industries.They should put in a park with kids toys and picnic tables right next door (and no bushes which are mugging and rape hideouts), because people will have somewhere to go outside vs (Loitering) on the streets, and in front of businesses.Maybe the city will be smart and build a Welfare Office right next to the place, so the people do not have to take a bus (all daylong) across town to handle their business.Bundle the services they need right up close, within walking distance vs spread out all over town.Just my 2 cents.

At least they’re concentrating on the BIG problems now that they’ve solved homelessness, drug abuse, mental illness and the like.

At that time it took a few months, the tenants were drug abusers and he even pull a gun on my husband but we got them out.

This is the simplest method, but it also means your tenants are more likely to abuse the utilities by leaving windows open with the heat or A/C running, leaving lights on, ignoring the toilet that constantly flushes on its own, etc.3.

It is like you are all in an abusive relationship and refuse to leave.

You cannot deny them based on a multitude of things, such as familial status or sexual orientation, but you can absolutely deny them based on them having a prior eviction, being smokers, not meeting your criteria like too-low credit score. 

Tenants activists like tenantsTogether.org are targeting Long Beach and Santa Ana as spearheads into other areas of http://www.tenantstogether.org/resources/housing-long-beachhttps://ocweekly.com/rent-control-wont-be-on-the-november-ballot-in-santa-ana-but-activists-press-on/OC Santa Anahttp://freakonomics.com/podcast/rent-control/Rent controls don't work rent control programs lead to abuse and poor property maintenance when there is no incentive to keep them upWith housing providers unable to base rents on actual costs, many will be unable to properly maintain their buildings.