I will NOT ideally stand by as terroristic attempts are made, which is EXACTLY what it is to pump those outlandish bs promotions, to infer people to make financially dangerous and damaging actions from unjustified fear.

What are the potential “dangers” of investing in this type of property or challenges that could be faced?

This sounds incredibly dangerous to me.

I know without insurance involved, most landlords think our services can be expensive, but someday you'll run across something that you can't or won't want to handle....six week old decomp cleanup, meth lab cleanup, excessive mold, sewage, hoarder contents, suicide by shotgun (gross and dangerous) etc.

Be real careful not to confront them, because they are wild and dangerous. 

@Andrew Varney yes by all means try to reduce the water usage through low flow and fewer people.

@Ben Leary The learning phase can be the most dangerous phase, each book you read, podcast you listen to instead of making you more confident can sometimes make you feel like you need to read more "just to be sure."

My only hope is that a judge can see from the emails that this is a dangerous guy and believe me when I say that he threatened to harm me.My question though has to do with Virginia's Landlord Tenant Act.

That area is one of the more dangerous areas in the city.

Many buyers are finding fewer and fewer places to turn to find a home that fits their budget and needs.