Maybe, but SHE made the choice to spend the rent on drugs and alcohol.

they just want to make sure you're not a drug dealer, etc.but that's really conventional lenders...i'm pretty sure HML's are much less stringent, especially the HML's that are predatory lenders :shock:

I had to evict one so just and the other was selling drugs.

"but he or she shall have and enjoy in this state such rights as to personal property as are, or shall be accorded a citizen of the United States under the laws of the nation to which such alien belongs"The way I read it the press release was written by someone still living in cold war era in 1960 or drug cartel war during Reagan era in 1980.

They told us stories of the cops being there all the time, the tenants selling drugs out of it, and stealing the neighbors cars.

The next information is extra and I don't know if I should add but, methamphetamine was cooked in this home and a person died on the property as well, so there is the possibility of drug residue inside the home.

On the mainland Honduras has a serious issue with crime and drugs, and in fact I believe their capital Tegucigalpa is considered the most dangerous city in Central America, if not all of the Americas.

I believe you've cited sections beforeThis is funny stuff ... kind of a kin to a drug dealer asking if they should open up a LLC or S corp to protect their business.

Your listing language is fine, and you aren't doing any of the stupid things many landlords do, like use very prescriptive language or listing lots of rules. 

If it's a place the police visit a lot (domestic abuse, drugs, etc) then I'm not going to go near it.