Perhaps the state might aquire it as conservation land since its too dangerous to live on?

You can be financially independent - and even wealthy - before you hit 30.You are young so now is the perfect time to live a little dangerous and get a few scrapes and bruises.

It is perfectly legal to take action to prevent dangerous situations or risk to the life of people or animals.As for the rest, you'll have to wait until the appeal process is complete.

Some are from Colorado and most will be from other states.You are eligible for state exemption on the income allocated towards Colorado muni's and US territory Muni's(PR, Guam, etc).Maybe you will find this website helpful - https://www.bondlink.com/resou...It provides detail on upcoming muni offerings which are then hopefully offered through the brokerage that you bank with.The website allows you to view the 'offering' to get more detail on the muni bond(What the funds are used for, the rating from moody's, etc)best of luck

Do not invest in any city on Neighborhood Scouts’ list of the 100 most dangerous US cities.Inflation compensating - Every time you go to the store, the same basket of goods costs more and more dollars.

This seems to be the "dangerous" area but I'm not sure if it's comparable to something like St Paul or mpls In that regard. 

Had to do some repairs but that comes with the territory.

it did not seem to be any more dangerous or crime ridden than any other town in that vicinity. 

We educate tenants on the dangers and explain why we have the policies.5.

You know the electrical is dangerous.