My biggest fear when investing in DC isn't a great recession, but rather if a terrorist attack wiped out my rental properties. 

If you read the back of the application it mentions that addition documentation may be requested per federal laws to ensure that you aren't involved in money laundering or funding terrorist activities.

The Republicans are trying to convince you that the other side is a vote for communists and the terrorists, and the Democrats are trying to convince you that the other side will push your grandmother over a cliff.

.- One of my tenants who lived in the house for no more than 4 HOURS had a made a terroristic threat over his gaming system and the police dept. shut down a 4 block radius around my boarding house! 

In my opinion, he doing this country a service fighting against  financial terrorists on the domestic front. 

If I were to go by how you started the conversation, I wouldn't be shocked if you thought the NAACP was a terrorist organization.Even your subsequent statements is still making strange assumptions about him:"Until you find a way to fix your own inadequacies and overcome the obstacles that you yourself put in front of you, you are never going to change the way others deal with you. you have to start with you. " This is just accusatory any way I look at it.

A few guests are terrorists and ruin your day/week for really trivial amounts of money.

I found the following and thought everyone should read this:Rights and Responsibilities of Landlords and Residents in Preventing Housing Discrimination Based on Race, Religion, or National Origin in the Wake of the Events of September 11, 2001[size=9]Source: HUD (http://www.hud.gov/offices/fheo/library/sept11.cfm)[/size] In response to the widespread concern of future terrorist attacks, landlords and property managers throughout the country have been developing new security procedures to protect their buildings and residents.

How many Investors could say that they were virtually unaffected by 1) The Stock Market Crash of 2001 where Nasdaq lost 66% of it's value that year, 2) The 9/11 Terrorist Attack in NYC where my Properties are located 3) the Great Recession.

Bowles and others stressed that New York City’s obituary has been written prematurely several times, including after Sept. 11, when many feared people would be too worried about another terrorist attack to live in or visit the city.