Gangs, Drugs, Heroin addicts everywhere, Violence, Corruption. 

AB 109 has completely changed the make up of many small towns here in California, turning them into a mecca for ex cons, drug addicts etc. looking for cheap housing. 

Like it's big sister, Seattle, Bremerton struggles with some homelessness, drug use, etc.

972-235-2005I'm thinking when someone wants more for the house then they thinks its worth they're either on drugs or think I am.As for answering the telephone I am testing three methods...

You have a felony record, keep on walking, you have an eviction, there's the door, any drug history, you don't know me. 

While I agree it is certainly a job, it remains the exact definition of investing.I won't bother commenting on the rest, if I wanted to waste brain cells, I would become a drug attic.

The heroin/opioid epidemic is very real in the midwest and cheap general contractors are having a difficult time finding employees who do not use drugs.

Access, jobs, and drugs are your main challenges.

Perhaps more crime and a bigger drug problem to those that are already living paycheck-to-paycheck today get a wrench thrown at them if the economy were to do poorly.For those of us that are looking to invest in residential real estate today, we need to tread lightly and not depend on appreciation, but cash flow from properties near economic powerhouses, such as government jobs, hospitals and universities. 

Its like selling your welfare card for drug money.