It's a great strategy if rents increase and appraisals are positive, but if the market turns on you it can quickly multiply your losses.During the trough of the financial crisis, home prices fell so violently in certain locations that odds are the prices would revert to their historical mean which made it an absolute great time to be bullish on BRRRR.

Remember both the Chinese and Europeans have experienced the devastation of World War and violent Revolution just 1 lifetime ago.

You are changing the house to a halfway house for violent felons on parole and helping them start a new life in a new area  .

My real estate agent advice is only to disclose, if a violent crime occurred when selling even though it's not required by law (Ohio).

I've been a dog lover all my life but having dogs that are so large and uncontrollable when they become violent is irresponsible to me.

@Robert Ellis I would say value-add opportunities with an ARV of up to $200K in C+/B- or better (lower violent crime) neighborhoods.

However, if a "Chinese (or any other) person directly says that they might be uncomfortable living in a house where someone had died violently" and then they ask you directly about a death, it would be best disclose the fact to them and let them make their decision.

During the day things can look OKAY but at night the RATS come out to play.Did you look up the crime report for trends of violent versus non-violent crimes and how concentrated it is relative to where the property you were going to by was located??

Thanks TevisYes I violently agree about the terd part!

As Property Owners are we supppose to permit violent criminals into our properties and put the rest or our tenants at risk?