The police force has good leadership and picks their battles; they don't bother with low-violence offenders like the corner weed dealer and don't bother slapping misdemeanors on people drinking or smoking on their porch on a Sunday afternoon, but they do go after violent gangs and groups aggressively and have made progress over the last couple of years.

I don't drink the infinite banking kool-aid.

It belongs to you.

Investing here is a bad idea unless you are already familiar with the neighborhood and know which block belongs to which gang, but in South St.Louis we have beautiful neighborhoods that are slightly more expensive and good deals. 

So there are just a bunch of middle aged men drinking from sun up to sun down.  

As long as they receive some official form of paper that says the property belongs to them then they're happy.

"You can take a Horse to the Water but you can't make him Drink."

the situation: the tenant has been formally evicted by the local court/sheriff's office and currently the tenant's belongings are within the apartmentmy questions:it is my understanding the tenant has 30 days to take out their belonging before the landlord can throw it away - is this correct?

In the vast majority of cases, the ESA is a large dog and it belongs to a low-income, young renter.

We belong to a local group here in Wa and it has been a great deal.