I watched a drug deal take place right next to my car.

However there was a house here in 1989 it burnt down, the water lines have been there for over 10 years, so this is simply a prescriptive easement, not considering the possibility for an easement by necessity.

any spring 2013 yearly meeting I tried to bring to peoples attention the problem with drugs and prostitution run amok in my building in particular.

A lot of the cleaning crews seem good at first and then you later find out that they have mental health issues or drug addictions.

It still has tons of crime, drug dealers, junkies etc, that is one of the few places I avoid investing in along with Winchester and Sandtown.

Just a few examples: Cops busted the chain and lock on our fence one night, to get through to the back to “surprise” the drug dealers living across the alley.

Or a bunch of illegal drugs to sell

-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.