The danger is that if a judgement is made, Investors need to make seriously bad decisions related to their investments to free up equity to pay the judgement. 

Not too close to a very busy, dangerous road, dollar stores, liquor stores that only sell 40's, check cashing stores, army recruitment centers, industrial waste dump, etc. avoid any features nearby that will negatively effect value or restrict upward growth.   7.

For example, I don't think NY, LA, or DC are in any danger of becoming ghost towns anytime soon, but if there's enough of a net loss of population, prices should begin to come down. 

If you normally allow pets and this dog is not a dangerous dog on list of breeds then charge them a refundable $250-$500 deposit for the pet and per month increase in rent.

Sounds dangerous to me.

My Insurance policy for the property was recently cancelled because of 'dangerous animal' on property.I already made the Tenant signed a new lease after 30 days that prohibits Pets butTenant refused to remove the animal because Tenant claims she had it before I bought the property and also because the dangerous animal is 'sentimental' to her family.

I'm mostly inclined to agree with them as long as he's not a danger to the rest of the building, but I'm open to what others have to say. 

But toddler logic and capital expenditures like real estate are a very dangerous combination! 

WikipediaLow crime - Do not invest in any city on Neighborhood Scouts’ list of the 100 most dangerous US cities.Low operating cost - The three most apparent are income taxes, property taxes, and insurance.

It is in Memphis which is a very dangerous place.