I’ve been steering clear of anything right off water street(pretty rough area with lots of drugs).

All this over window treatments?

My personal practice is to ignore such requests and I apply it consistently just like tenant screening - so if you have sent me one and think I'm a jerk for not reciprocating, now you know why ;-)There have been several threads covering the topic of Colleague Request etiquette in the past: Will Bernard, Jason Munck, (the never opinionated) Hattie Dizmond, and Pyrrha Rivers have each raised the subject and given it a far more thoughtful and thorough treatment than you could hope to hear from me at this time.However, I do have a couple of suggestions for @Joshua Dorkin and his ever growing crew at BP central:{one might be seen as a little draconian}: Make it a requirement to include a message (Note of Introduction) when sending a colleague request; and/orhave one of the BP support team crawl through the above threads (and the others to which I did not link) on Colleague Request and Private Message etiquette and add a FAQ/Sticky thread to the New Member Introductions forum.

You can also seal the subfloor after treatment

Hey Everyone, If you are experienced with investing in halfway houses I'd love to talk with you and maybe chat over a cup of coffee sometime. I live in the Golden/Denver area. Also if you know anyone familiar with thi...

Use of illegal drugs by all Tenants is prohibited, (including marijuana).

Instead of back room poker games, we have organized drug dealing. 

This is not a situation described in PA landlord law - like evicting a tenant who is selling drugs)As most everyone has said here, I'll deal with the inherited tenants with empathy, professionalism, and courtesy (I would anyway); and if in the worst case, I have to work around them for a period of time, so be it.

CRIME-FREE / DRUG-FREE: You, a guest or other person under your control shall not engage in illegal activity on the Premises or near enough to adversely affect it or other residents.This includes:a.

Washed with TSP and Enzyme treatments.