The one that is near and dear to my heart is JDRF Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation I believe it is one in 4 children are diagnosed with T1d (Type 1 Diabetes), unlike Type 2, it isn't related to diet.

So I just received a phone call from a tenant that his roommate is on hard core drugs and does not feel safe in the house and wants off the lease.

I agree, In my case I won't offer if I see there is a serious foundation problem, under or near high tension power lines, too near a cliff, flooded, burned, drug house, war zone, more than 3,000 sq ft, under 1,000 sq ft, clouded title.

As well the city being a hub for the drug trade.5) Sure why not.

He’s a felon, who took the principles he learned selling drugs and applied it to real estate.

If it is in a run down neighborhood full of drug addicts, it probably isn't worth it though.

I like the foreclosed homes that are moldy, have drug needles in them, and the electrical ripped out through the sheetrock.

I know of a few drug dealers who are making millions of dollars...just because it works doesn't mean its legal or right.

I don't care if a business is drugs or not...there is a skill to running a successful business.

(If it was a violent death or drug related they might need to do forensics).