Apartments is not the end all be all but typically the gateway drug to the world of private placements.Because everyone has done a rental or two so they get it.

Opiode issues are generally as easy as evicting the bad tenants ( since drug use is not a protected class)3.

FHA: Federal Housing Administration, a government agency.

One my last trip I looked at a set of properties that were maybe 2 blocks from a Starbucks (a newer Starbucks going in is usually a good sign for the future) but my agent also tells me "well, it's kind of known that you can buy drugs somewhere in these group of triplexes".  

When i pulled out the bag, another small bag of White Powder flew out( i am assuming but not finding out what kind of drug this is).We have suspected Drug dealing as we have been there many times to fix things, and paint, There are many coming and goings.What can i do?

To give some perspective on the comment from @Josh Caldwell:If you visited the Port Richmond area of Philadelphia, then you probably had a chance to see some parts of Kensington as well - where due to drug use there are parts of that neighborhood that have deteriorated to the point of being close to fitting the "war zone" description; and that neighborhood is more racially diverse than how you had described your take on "war zone".

My edge is that I do the drug screens for the refinery. 

Will the incoming administration impact the economy?

Sounds like drug money.

I am up for a JV, if only to hide from the fallout caused by the current administration.