Doesn't matter if it's sex offenses, drugs, violent crimes, pets, smoking or anything else.

One of the tenants has two arrests for misdemeanors, including one for use or possession of drug paraphernalia.

You wouldn't know that unless you lived here.You also wouldn't know that while we have "a lot" of houses < $100k there almost exclusively in high drug/crime areas or require so much rehab (large historic home area) that you won't make much on a flip.

I generally have a low risk personal lifestyle since I don't, drive too much, drink or drug and act a fool, make outrageous postings to social media, have wildly irresponsible minor children or engage in other inherently hazardous or extreme business or non-business activities (e.g., manufacture drugs or dynamite in my basement, etc.).

Food- and drug-anchored deals are still doing really well.

We’ve found drugs & other items that aren’t safe. 

Why do California investors assume that cash flow property automatically means $30k drug den?  

Neither of her parents drink or smoke or do drugs so Eve has no experience with that.Hope I can get some sleep now.

So the pot stores are open to the public now and anyone can buy but employers still do drug tests and you can still get fired for smoking weed.

I am a volunteer for Believe Big, helping support Cancer Patients who are making the transition from a SAD(standard american diet) to more of a whole foods, plant based diet.