Of course it's so laden with back door deals among the insurance and drug companies that it's not really free market. all cash

Having seen with my own eyes drug addicts, alcoholics, ex cons, convicted pedophiles etc., getting "disability" money, when they are perfectly capable of working but don't want to, getting food stamps, taking classes at the community college so they can get free Pell Grants, and student loans that will never be repaid, and none of them have any intention of going to work once school is finished, I know the abuse in the system.

I recently turned 21 but don't party or do anything like that (drugs and alcohol aren't my thing).

@Jay Hinrichs@David BegleyIs there any issues with buying in Cabo with the Drug Cartel and stuff like that.  

So for me, that would probably include violent assaults, sexual crimes, murder, arson, most theft felonies, most drug trafficking felonies.

Illegal drugs (such as crack and meth) have lead to a lot of violent crime.

Be ready to kick out all drug dealer and prostitutes to get better tenants that pay their rent and do not tear up the property. revenue will drop for a few months while you do that. 100% occupied is it, i would have to know the area but that tells me he filled it with anybody and every body and you are going to have to clean house.

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.