For example, I lived on plum street which is relatively deep for college kids (cheaper rent), and we had drug dealers 2 houses down, college kids next door the other direction, and hard working Hispanic group near one corner.

The drug dealers and hookers typically move out within 30 days.

Owner occupant restrictions are sometimes placed on subsidized housing such as Habitat for Humanity homes and some foreclosed homes sold by HUD. 

Will we be considered a dealer even if we're living in it?

Because we do it this way, we can sell the properties for a little over market value, we don’t have to pay realtor fees, we don’t have to pay concessions, and the tenant pays down our mortgage for a few years which increases the margin, and then we cash out.as long as the lessor buys it that's true.. my experience with lease options is less than 50% of them will actually execute.. many will just up and move and some you will evict and some you will pull through the knot hole.. just human nature really. 

Maybe large apartment complex run by corporation.Kinda sounds like new car off the dealer lot.Terry

So here I am, Young master of the universe writing a post on BP.And it goes a little something like this:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/315...Well my little puny humans, I got laughed at, got insulted (in pvt message), got called names...BlahBlahhhhBlahhhhhhBLAAAHHHHHHLook , I know you all are trying to help.. well some just want to come over as smart...And this is  a really important lesson.

You can not program a computer to decipher human judgements such as appeal, quality and physical condition.

So I started volunteering at Habitat for Humanity to help build homes on my time off.

So I started volunteering at Habitat for Humanity to help build homes on my time off.