I’m new to the area and looking for places with lower crime and drugs for the city, all help is appreciated.

From my recollection things can change from block to block there - If you want to avoid a bad situation drive around on a weekend in the afternoon - Sunday on a nice day - see if families are milling about or a bunch of WT dirtbags or drug addicts living in rentals the other landlords dont care about up and down the block.Or go for a walk in the evenings with your dog and simply walk the sidewalks and take it all in.   

I was wanting to buy a rental property, but not sure if I can qualify for financing with my criteria.Also, there is a good chance I will be starting up a business(car dealer) in the next few months, so I don't think buying a property so recently will look good when it comes to getting a business loan.

But again, not having close margins is very important, in my opinion.3) park managersAs said above, some parks are not receptive to dealers.

call the cops and tell them you went to check on your place and saw someone moving around inside and you don't know if it's a burglar or drug addict or what. and park a few blocks away and wait until they show up.

Cut paste, rearrange and make the lease what you want. or go to office supply and get a generic one. really it's best to have your lease and paperwork ready before you market your rental. and addendum's for crime free/ drug free,. lead, pet, security deposit should really be first priority to have set. 

Funds lend themselves to steady advertising through new crowdfunding techniques while syndicated offerings really need to be coupled with broker-dealer-like marketing techniques that potentially have higher investor acquisition costsThere are many other things to consider, but these are some other items you should check into.  

Like the car dealers that don't pay their guys to sell cars by the car, but by the hour...

They’re either a bank, credit union, or non-bank custodian approved by the IRS (usually a broker dealer who obtains IRA approval).

You know you are a landlord when you have more paint supplies in your garage then Home Depot.You know you are a landlord when your rentals are nicer than the home you live in.You know you are a landlord when you fix your home up with left over materials from fixing up your rentasl.You know you are a landlord when you can automatically calculate an applicants credit score before you even run it.You know you're a landlord when your daughter automatically yells, LANDLORD, when you knock on someone's door.You know you are a landlord when you talk to your kids about drugs and use your tenants as an example.You know you are a landlord when you give up all your habits because they remind you of your tenants.