and stash for additional cash reserves.Concerned in the current politicized and medical climate there may be a mutation or relapse (or MSM-fueled rumors of them) which could chill the market again in the Fall or Winter.

There would be up to 7 women in the house as part of this program at any one time.The pros are 2 yr guaranteed rent from the company, not the individuals living there, a maintenance crew that works for the company and not out of my pocket, supporting a good cause.The cons as I see them, excessive wear and tear, possible issues with the neighbors, someone relapsing on my property and causing harm to the property and/or others.My question is first of all, does anyone have experience renting SFRs as group homes?

I've had some misses too, but I was on it to get them started on eviction as soon as they relapsed, so they knew I was all business. 

These are the LLs who are willing to give the less fortunate a chance, and often give a heads up to the social safety net when a client/tenant is off their meds, relapsing, or otherwise decompensating. 

Liv-in managers are peers to the other residents and they can relapse themselves.regarding your question, the main reason might be that people in recovery and in the industry would question anyone's motives. 

Just a few months in, she had a relapse.

That suggests to me that they in fact just had a relapse and (for now) do not intend on doing more meth.

My worst ones had relapsed back into pills, meth, etc.