My businesses model is comprised of attracting health care professionals as I know hundreds  of them personal personally that travel to Houston/surrounding  for work .

Ignore the wisdom of others at your own detriment.It really all comes down to a point made by Daniel Khaneman in Thinking: Fast and Slow regarding two sets of norms:Market NormsRelational NormsA good illustration would be this:  if you ask a neighbor to help you move a couch they'll probably help with gladness. 

If they were cooking meth, there are serious health hazards.

One small wrinkle is that about 3-4 units have been rented to tenants who receive assistant from some non-profit veteran and mental health services groups (to be clear 2 separate groups, one veteran, one mental health).

Have you thought of becoming an independent contractor so I can use your labor without paying your health benefits or retirement contributions?

The appeal of earning that much even with having to pay my own taxes and health insurance makes a lot of financial sense.

A for profit health care system is systemically unable to deal with the irregular capacity demand.

Most homepath properties need more than $10,000 in renovation just make them pass health codes, much less be rentable.

I would guess it was more petty crime or maybe mental health stuff as opposed to violent criminals, but not sure.Do your do diligence and if it makes cents, it makes sense. 

We won't discuss the health aspects).- ALL tenants over 18 - 21 years of age ( your call) who occupy any unit must show proof of income - meaning they must show proof of a W2 job.