I also don't want the disruption of that type of operation in a densely populated area.  

Most people are more willing to go with the status quo with a huge purchase rather than taking what they preceive to be a risk.It's just like any other disruptive industry.

Obviously, I'm not advocating anything illegal, however, IF he was associated with criminal activity that was disruptive to other tenants, that probably violates his lease.

The first tenant is great, he pays his rent early, he's quiet, basically the picture perfect tenant.The second tenant is a decent person, but he is very loud (gets into arguments on the phone all the time, disrupting other tenants), has paid rent on time only once since I've owned the place (all other times is between 3-4 days late), and I came to find out the previous owner signed a lease to him without every doing a background or credit check in a haste to get the unit filled before the property sold.Both tenant's leases are up August 31st.

Landlords are allowed to take action against persons whose behavior is disruptive to the neighborhood, including evicting such persons from the property.

Hopefully, the seller agrees to allow other people through the house, though a good wholesaler will keep the number of visits to a minimum and will attempt to be as non-disruptive as possible.3.  

Cold, dark, snow and holidays play a major role to disrupt the momentum of progress on site.

That sounds like you are a bit stuck in "traditional" thinking, and I want to disrupt that before you throw the baby out with the bath water. 

Aside from the noise what disruption did it cause.

These displaced workers have been out of the workforce for over 10 years, these areas have been shuttered for a very long time, in the case in Cleveland, Amazon is not disrupting any existing ecosystem, they are only enhancing the current situation by providing an avenue for new jobs - agreed - maybe they are not high earning jobs, but it will get cash into pockets of folks that have no jobs right now.