Does him being a meth user with a brother in jail for illegal narcotic manufacturing help my cause?

Lots of pest proofing on the exterior.The biggest project was all the ceiling and wall repair required - had to demo one ceiling where the joists were split - only 2x4s plus water damage caused a major sag.

When all goes well things are good. 10 years ago, Investors enjoyed working with good wholesalers who would actively scout the properties desired and do all of the leg work.Over time, the ability to get involved with little or no skin in the game, the ability to make a lump sum of money quickly, and a plethora of bad information made available by people who were only after the disposable income of those who really did not have enough money to get involved in higher level RE took a good tool and exploited it.Wholesalers exploiting undereducated layman (someone who does this exclusively for a living is operating as an Agent with no licensing issues to restrain them or cause them to disclose expert status), using a lot of really distasteful tactics (like trying to wholesale deals already on the MLS, co wholesaling through a string of folks) and getting greedier and greedier as they went....That's where the stink came from. 

If their background isn't actual tax/accuonting they may cause more harm than good. 

Just way too many issues with condos and townhomes that cause them to often be much more of a headache than you would think. 

For example, a garage on the property line (I still bought it, but had budgeted to tear it down), improperly discharged previous mortgages, improperly documented foreclosure judgements, and a strip of land that wasn't included accidentally (causing the property to violate setbacks). 

If you buy one of these properties and flippers come through and cause forced appreciation in your neighborhood, it will set you up for a good opportunity any way you go with it.If you have any questions feel free to reach out. 

However, I am also concerned this would cause legal issues. 

"Not all money is good money" You don't want to invest in something that causes you stress and generate tiny profits.

One of them is moving in from out of state cause he gota new job so family has to move, the other is local. both have families so am having a hard time deciding who to rent to.The person from out of state currently owns a house himself and is planning on selling so should know how to take care of a property, at least that's what I think.The second is looking for a bigger space for his family.