Used to be (and in some blocks still is) a run-down, drug infested mess.But there are signs of life, too--REAL art wall murals have replaced the typical gang graffiti; specialty coffee shops open next to bodegas, art galleries opening, and blocks and blocks of beautiful brownstone buildings. 

A good word of mouth recommendation generally contains this "You gotta rent from that Paul drug screening guy, his places are fully furnished, stocked and it's cheaper than any motel. 

I do the pre-employment drug screens and that's how I find tenants.There is another guy in town that rents houses to college students that are in the lineman program. 

I called this neighbor and she described to me the drug deals going on and the loud music in the cars that pull up to the house at all hours.

I wonder what the crime and drug rates are like there.

The biggest problem from a general overview is that drugs are bad in certain areas of Dayton, the I75 & I70 corridor is a huge for transporting them.

Student housing, parolee housing, senior living facilities, drug rehab related, military housing.......

Got told by nebors, tenants (tenant) were arrested for drug possession.( I am beyond speechless)   I called police department to find out more information on it, the only thing they were able to give me is the wife was arrested for sure. along with few other ones in the house.

I have had people thinking since I am a cash buyer that I was going to bring a big bag of cash and we were gonna sit around and count it out like we were doing a drug deal.

I would say they have gone to the extreme now.https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/leg...It should be noted the govenment charges people with organized crime and drug dealing if they knowingly rent property for drug dealing or manufacturing.