Can you get someone to fix those darned streets in the Garden District?

Does anyone know how lenient the system is towards eviction when there is drug use involved.

He finally sold them (at a profit).A few years later, just a few blocks away, a young couple was murdered, chopped into pieces and stuffed in a trash can in what was probably a drug deal gone bad.

I know that trying to sell a house on a busy street won’t sell fast, and even sell for less because of it.

Just had an AirBNB guest cancel after day 3 of a 30 day booking (we always use strict cancellation policy) because he said he drove by a grocery store 3 blocks away and saw ‘homeless people doing drugs.’The guest called AirBNB and pressured us to lift the strict policy and allow them to cancel for ‘the safety of their family.’A few months ago we had a guest cancel early because they ‘saw someone in the yard at night.’

You'd probably learn more there than you would in that $25k course.And my only guru bootcamp ever was main street USA.

In many markets inventory is lower (in Los Angeles inventory went from 2,577 a month ago down to 1,883 - and that 1,883 is up front 1,700-something a week ago).I can understand why a buyer would rather wait to buy as now - in many areas - they've either chosen or are by law unable to go and view the inside of a property (which is likely why so many sellers had their listings pulled).With the Gilead drug showing very good results for those with pneumonia and the fact some states are opening back up to varying degrees, we'll see what happens. 

Hopefully, they pull some from up north like 1579 E Rich Street

Keep in mind if you cross a major street it might put you in a different area with different comps, different school district, different city, etc.  

., but this is starting to get ridiculous if the landlord can’t reclaim their property and have to just watch it turn into a drug/gang member house.