That's not even factoring in the large numbers of persons with violent felonies and drug histories that would be "challenged" in finding employment in any situation.Now there are these things called renaissance zones, or at least there were when I lived in Metro Detroit.

Look for drug references and other nefarious behavior 

Hello, I was curious if anyone had experience with pricing a drug rehabilitation facility.

If you screen the white woman's history to see if she's a drug dealer, then you should require the same for the latino man.

@Ed LeGrand, currently I do only focus on the single tenant lease as well, but still evaluate which property type should I focus on, such as drug store, franchise store, restaurant, etc.

Then there is Lexington ave, where I was caught up in a drug raid several years ago while knocking on doors.

You could stay at a high-end room in vegas for that much money for a night.You mention renting by the hour. . . the only hotels that I know of that do that are SEX motels, rife with prostitution and drugs.

Homeowner said he rented it to a drug addict and a college student and didn't get paid for one year.

There are parts, where one street separates you from 200k+ houses and on the other side are 40k war zone/drug infested areas.

I use the same type of requirements stated above, but I have added that applicants must agree that there will be no smoking on the property, and applicants may not have violent felony or drug convictions.I also added 'rule out' requirements that disqualify applicants.One rule out is if they make an appointment to view the property and do not show up or cancel the viewing two times.