Like I said, there are no Trouble makers currently, and haven't been for about a year so my feeling is "sell while we can" as the crap 2 unit next door is vacant and when occupied is typically inhabited by "porch people".

I mean, if the house is not presently inhabitable, who puts them up in a hotel?

Here in the Midwest when they go out the unit(s) will be inhabitable  and cost me to relocate the tenants for a couple of days or loose rents for a few days while replacement is taking place (furnaces v water heaters). 

Now they repeatedly threatened with a lawyers demand letter inhabitable health issues for mold and other issues. 

Loss of rents due tocancellation of a lease or agreement is not covered.The tenants broke the lease because the place was inhabitable.

Oh, it looks unsafe to inhabit also 

If they got under my skin I would tell them I would prorate the rent for the number of days the house was not inhabitable.

It's my just my anecdote and not meant to denigrate the area or its inhabitants.

I say, put on a different pair of glasses and stop looking at it through the eyes of the civilian with 3.5% down and an FHA loan.

We also require all inhabitants of the property to be listed on both the application and lease.In practice, we do not insist that adult children who are still attending school (secondary or post secondary) be signatories ... up until the age of 24.