There is a school impact fee, a police and fire fighters impact fee, and many others on each newly constructed home. 

I purchased in the North End years ago (like you, long distance from Vancouver) and had all kinds of problems with tenants and the PM (long story involving Mexico, cocaine, and a bunch of my money disappearing plus, as a bonus, a standoff with police that was bad enough that it made the national news at the time).

The main reasons for not having a single policy is it made financial sense to split up the portfolio into separate polices for coverage or pricing reasons.  

@Travis Mullenixwww.city-data.com provides a good initial/big-picture look at the demographics of a city, broken down by a variety of factors…income, education, overall crime stats, etc.To dive deeper into the crime data, the police department for many cities maintain a website with call response metrics, crime maps, etc.  

If the wife didn't have the authority to enter into the lease, that is fraud and given the level of a security deposit, probably a felony in Texas.I'd let the listing agent know that my clients were extremely unhappy and they plan to file a police report for fraud against the landlord and sue them in small claims court.

If you see gang territory markings on your property, the police indicated to remove it asap.

She has now taken my supra lockbox off of the door, made a police complaint and is trying to file a complaint to the NAR.Has anyone dealt with tenants like this??

If I perceived it as a threat I would have your husband call the police.

But personally I'm not doing that, as I think the economy is in precarious time polically.

Photos if necessary, if he verbally threaten you, while you are at the property, call police immediately so they respond and can take a report. so you have it documented.