Things I will typically not overlook are violent crimes, domestic abuse situation, sex offenders, crimes involving fraud.

If it was a violent crime against a tenant, since the money from the shop is a bonus, if there's no way to segregate the two I would put the kabash on the shop.

Mid-40s guy, violently choked, punched, and dragged a woman in addition to stalking and harassment charges.

I've heard of doing doors on the foreclosure list with good results but I'm worried about being face to face with an upset or potentially violent occupant so I send letters with low results. 

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With domestic violence there could be more getting back together and then violent break ups.

No recent eviction or violent felon.3.

You can generally look up crime maps in a town/neighborhood to get a feel for the "types" of crime (i.e. violent offenses verses petty theft). 

That isn’t going to happen No violent crimes or past evictions - do not take on a tenant who has an eviction on their record I cannot stress that enough - ask me how I know Make sure they have a car Be sure they make 2.5-3X the monthly rent Of coarse there’s a bunch of “ people groups” whom happen to be proven to be high risk I would not accept but I will not be posting that criteria online

You gotta make sure they aren’t violent felons baby touchers or sketchy with evictions on their record .