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Shari Posey Newer tenant is concerned about security--need advice
12 March 2013 | 31 replies
Obviously you can see violent versus non-violent cases and activity and frequency around the area she is renting.Some people are poor and have to live in rougher areas as it's all they can afford.
Rick C. Does anyone invest in Camden, NJ?
27 December 2020 | 6 replies
I gave some thought to Camden but the returns here are as good and violent crime is much higher in Camden.
Corey Dutton Kansas Man Faces Charges of Mortgage Fraud Conspiracy
6 May 2014 | 4 replies
Greed for some is just as powerful as an emotionally charged violent criminal.
Sherry Lewis Feeling the pain of my first purchase
1 November 2011 | 81 replies
I see some go it's just over the other street close by is a comp for ARV of 90k and base buying off of that.In these Urban cities it can go street by street and block by block between a great area,ok area,and a war zone.In a suburban to rural area many times the the property values are the same for the unit mix and the safety of the area is the same.Some people buy trash with cash but I don't like it.Too many things can go wrong.I like to stay patient and look for great deals in good areas.The number of beat up houses on the street is critical.What does the crime report show for that street versus violent and non-violent crimes?
Lee Common We are experiencing the most socially civilized/least violent decade in recorded history globally.
8 December 2011 | 10 replies
I think we will see, as you discussed, as more peaceful existence due to this phenomenon, but I am not convinced this decade was the most peaceful/least violent.
Kevin Kaczmarek Landlording Best Practices
24 April 2012 | 13 replies
Any applicant with a record of a violent crime(s), or who has been charged with a violent crime(s) felony will be automatically declined.
Walter Hammond Multi-family Analysis Questions in Cincinnati
3 June 2013 | 17 replies
The key question is what amount of crime there is happening and is it increasing or decreasing and is it mainly violent or non-violent crimes??
Patrick Murphy MFH markets in the Southeast
23 November 2020 | 12 replies
Once I had my “Top 33” I pulled each of their CAFRs to get a better sense of their stability.I then pulled in other metrics like Population Growth to LY, Unemployment, Median Age (matters to me since I’ll be moving there and am single), Cost per Student, Violent Crime above US avg., Property Crime above US avg., Real Estate Appreciation in past 10yrs, Real Estate Appreciation from last year, Cost of Living, Distance to my best friend in Jacksonville, FL, Distance to my family in Indianapolis, IN, Distance to Atlanta, GA (trying to mitigate against being pulled too far out of the center of my region).
Adam Azam how do to tell tenants their application has been denied?
19 December 2020 | 24 replies
When I place an ad I state exactly what the requirements are, no smoking in the house, no recreational drug use, credit score that indicates that bills are consistently paid on time, no violent felonies. 
Cameron Riley What is your screening/rental criteria for C-Class and D UNITS???
15 December 2020 | 4 replies
- No violent felonies - No more than 2 Animals