Proceed with caution if you are looking are purchasing this property has things may have happened i.e. demolition, drugs etc....

It's the murders, drugs, rape, car jacking, home invasion type stuff that can be more alarming as a percentage of police calls and activity to an area.

Avoid anyone with sex charges or with anything violent in their criminal records....no matter how long ago they assaulted someone or with drug charges. 

The costs of the buildings there are pretty low, it is infested with a lot of drug users so your PM has to be on their game.

If the government decides that whatever money he puts into the deal was gained through illegal activities (e.g. drug dealing, extortion, etc), they can seize those funds - and I guess any assets he acquired through their use.2.

The only 2 violations you can say no without cause is drug trafficking and manufacturing.

He explained that the reason because of his drug addict son.

Let's not talk about who dumped guns and drugs into our environment in the first place for those guys with criminal backgrounds you mentioned earlier...You seem like a smart guy....figure it out...You don't have the slightest clue how easy it was for me to be one of those guys....Instead, I've worked with guys who have "criminal backgrounds"  since society is  "less likely"  to give second chances to a "certain group of people." 

Times article mentioning him being arrested (again) in Las Vegas last summer on suspicion of drug trafficking.

I had to cops at the house twice to collect drugs I find hidden in walls and rafters and disposed of a ton of needles.