This property is not in that area and looking through the police reports shows little to no crime in the neighborhood and no violent crimes.

Yeah Portland used to be that quaint as well .. that was until BLM starter their rallies and then Antifia high jacked them and made them very violent with huge amount of violence and window smashing.. what was walkable downtown is half boarded and when the nice people left the homeless replaced them.. its a sad situation.. so at least your fine city did not get screwed up like Portland and Seattle.. in this area rent control and other new rules that were passed by the ultra liberal have landlords rethinking the whole concept.  

The numbers are certainly attractive but from my perspective and my own opinion about the city between high rents, everything being overpriced, taxes being very high, homeless issues, drug issues, the rise in violent crimes and the overall filth of the city, it is not worth the bet.

Our city has laws against discriminating against non-violent felons.   

After another violent episode the wife decided to leave and the male abandoned the apartment.

I would 100% absolutely NOT rent to these people, unless they can prove that the charges were falsely brought about (i.e. true slander).The fact that the crimes relate to aggressive and violent behavior is what's most concerning.

Our tenant is filing police reports and saying they intend to terminate the lease as soon as they identify a suspect from video.The Stalking law in Texas provides for violent assaults, sexual assaults and property destruction.

If you're choosing all the tenants, and one of them damages another tenants' stuff or gets violent, you could be liable since you did the screening; andHow to handle common-area work and expenses.Good luck!

As for your question on investing in high crime, I generally try to stay away from areas that had high rate of violent crimes like murder.

He became very violent threatening to hit and kill me.