She said it could have been a drug house, Death, Murder Ect.

With Rutland especially I have been worried about the tenants being not the most desirable due to the city having a lot of drug movement.

The commercial buildings and their walls invite vagrants to sit down and do drugs.

This is due to a number of factors like age, death, power of attorney, divorce, criminal cases, loss of job, drug use, disability, emotions, intelligence, bills, liquidity, etc.

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

Youtube might be mankinds greatest invention. This gentleman has 7000 doors in the Boston area. Check this video of his first property and how he got the bad tenants to vacate in 30 days after his purchase. Would you ...

I gave it a day and wrote a text stating I am not aware of any illegal drug use on the property but if he is, please call the police and here is the number.

You have other tenants who will be bothered by excessively loud partying, roaming dogs, smoking, drugs, and other things you hope to never find out about.

With that said, we have to try - so I've sort of pieced together bits and pieces from experienced investors I've met in person, podcasts, books, forums, information I've heard/seen get brought up multiple times, etc. and tailored it to my style/what I believe will lead to success (for me).I've attached a screen shot of what I'm currenlty targeting, but treating it like a diet/workout plan...

Income in C areas will be a little lower, there will be a little more crime (though mostly non-violent) and there will be a bit more drug use.