. $1 billion + so if you're going to go into a Section 8 area with a lot of crime and drugs, this is the one I'd do it in.

I understand there are multiple ways to legally raise money for others without tip-toeing the broker-dealer line: 1) Consultant Fee.

I found out after the purchase that it was a frequented drug house. 

More importantly, they create a motive for government to promote the sin - in this case wider use of a powerful drug.

So many drug addicts in Seattle and Portland. 

If one resident relapses or brings drugs into the house, the residents resolve the situation themselves, usually by requiring the offending resident to leave for 2 weeks before reapplying for residency.

It’s not logical to move without a job, but it’s also not logical to pay 25k up front unless they are a drug dealer.

Is a drug dealer dangerous?

That’s like saying we shouldn’t attack drug dealers as a group, the very line of work is bad for society, in nearly every case I’ve seen with a wholesaler they have paid less to a homebuyer, than that homebuyer could have gotten on the market, it’s why investors, myself included like them, but it by definition is a disreputable line of work, if it’s legal and still want to do it, go ahead but don’t think your gonna get a good star for making money in a line of business that exploits old people. 

Is she doing drugs?