-one of you dies-disinterest : one of you looses interest in what you guys are doing-drugs: one of you becomes an addict and can no longer serve as a co-ownerSorry I don't have better advice, but I hope that helps in some regard!

One was with me @ 1am one night when the cops pulled us over after collecting students rents & they thought I had to be a drug dealer with so much cash on me.

The primary drug industry in the city is crack cocaine, and apparently those "businesses" work to keep meth out of the city as it's a competitor for them.

Then I can pay the credit card bill in cash at a teller window with my drug money.....yep, that's a plan.....NOT!

There was one drug case where we did use a facebook page though.

The lines are not very sharp and one can argue about the cutoffs but thats the way I look at it.Another way is to think about who would live in that neighborhoodA: Doctors, Lawyers, ExecutivesB: Nurses, salespeople, other white collarC: Truck Drivers, Retail Workers, Construction, other Blue CollarD: Welfare/Section 8/Drug dealers.

Not to mention they are selling drugs.

Ban smokers and pets.Have a roommate agreement with things like: parties, overnight guests, no drugs, no smokers, when rent is due and late fees, etc.Put in the lease how much notice they have to give you to leave, like 30 days.

Singapore prefers to send all of those cars to South America etc.One thing I did like, is when I got off the ship I was given a card warning that Singapore was a zero tolerance country when it comes to drugs, punishable by death!!!!!!!!

They don’t care if you rob, rape, sell drugs or commit other violent crime, just no “gun violence”.