The previous owners had everyone sign a "Anti-drug lease addendum".  

I have heard from people that around that area is horrible drugs and gangs and violence and stuff so I got kind of scared to look in that area but hey your there right now and if you have properties there thats awesome.

Now I hear from neighbors that her Probation Officer was doing a check to approve her to live there and found drugs and caked in the drug task force to search the apartment.  

Of course the hookers would be the tenants on the upper unit and the drug dealer would be the main level tenant.

The remaining 25% of "hoped-for" rent MAY alleviate some of those expenses, but should not be counted on.

There were drug-related issues and they violated the lease, so I served the 3-day.My tenant paid me January's rent in full.

I have been driving by parks that easily are twice that price and alot of them are in pretty dicey areas, i.e. no jobs, drugs, cars on blocks etc etc.

Definitely share with the sheriff the situation with the tenant (guns and drugs) if it comes to a set out.You clearly what him gone but long term paying tenants are the things that real estate wealth is built on.

I was struggling with finding the right amount of empathy and firmness to handle my relationships with unstable, often drug-addicted property sellers.  

The seller's agent drug her feet in getting back to my agent and missed promised deadlines.