The only industries that make money selling to people who rarely get the benefit are the diet and fitness gyms. 

There's a good chance that applicants on McDaniel street are drug dealers or prostitutes, because that's the main drag, so, you might have to deal with letter from the police, telling you that they might seize your house, if you don't evict the tenant, if they've caught them in criminal activity. 

high crime drugs and predominatly rentals.. no hope of selling to owner occupied folks... as they don't want to live there either... in our area there are NO true D areas all neighborhoods are filled with owner occs unlike much of the middle part of the country or the big eastern rust belt cities.

The neighboring house is a Columbian drug cartel safe house16.

Bottom line:  If you are looking at houses in a neighborhood and you think you would be more comfortable if you had a gun, don't buy there.The other MAJOR issue with bad neighborhoods is drugs.  

By the way, HUD does concede that we can automatically deny housing to people with convictions for drug manufacture or distribution, but not for simple possession.

Having drug out for almost a year and ready to be done, we accepted.

This guys 48 unit building was burned down because 1 tenant was trying to make some kind of drug and did not mix the chemicals right.  3.

When both parties are stable or competent yes lol His soon to be ex-Wife is a drug addict and alcoholic. the property is now with a realtor to be sold and she will change showing dates or say she is not available etc. making it very difficult .

So, if ANY of the members of BP ever have any questions regarding health / dieting / exercise / training / nutrition, please feel free to reach out.