Thanks for pointing out the distinction on county vs city limit. 

The real danger I perceive is that newer investors find a deal and love to rationalize their purchase by trading to shade the grading.

Not only are pitbulls a danger to children in the neighborhood, but even their own owners!!

The stuff has a distinct smell that is not going to be pleasant to the other tenants and neighbors and you will have pollution control or code enforcement knocking on the door.Coffee is actually a drug and in this case "just say no"

We moved the dangerous non code complaint electric mast and panel.

https://www.pressherald.com/2016/05/23/worried-about-fire-dangers-biddeford-to-inspect-all-apartment-buildings/

@Elsa LiuThe danger in answering this question is that there's enough small print in these rules to swing the answer either way.

There are clearly two distinct and rational viewpoints on this, and each one is valid.

@Wade Penner- at this point, you are stepping in to dangerous fair housing territory.

War zone wouldn’t apply at all in this country because poor areas aren’t any more dangerous or prone to crime than the richest areas.