Also, the big picture being to not over extend yourself, live below your means, save money, and use that money to grow more money, are time tested, valuable life lessons.

Oregon statutes say that a lease can be terminated for   an act  which is defined as "out rages in the extreme," among those being prostitution or manufacturer/selling of drugs.

The keyword is "undetectable," so not testing out the system to identify an obvious issue would result in a denied claim. 

Since I was in Texas and planned on staying there, I found out that I was qualified to take a test and get a real estate broker license so I took the test and got my license.  

Isn't there something in place about the landlord being responsible for drug activity within city limits?

I did not study and take my test and all my CE for the 3 states I have brokers licenses in and my NMLS mortgage bankers license to have to compete with newbies with no training and no licenses.

Studying is on line at your pace with practice tests.

I am personally testing a similar model with 3 properties in coastal SD. 

Lots of drugs and welfare folks. 

-What are your favorite questions to ask during an interview for a new employee (i.e. questions that give you great feedback regarding their character, work ethic, integrity, really test to see if they are a "go-getter," (the way, Brandon, you've tested some applicants by requesting they only fax resumes in), that their personality is a fit for you and your team, etc)?