I want to alleviate big ticket repairs 20 years down the line.  

Alleviated that fear.  

Drug houses?

Such acts and omissions include, but are not limited to, the following:(1) Manufacture, cultivation, importation, transportation, possession, furnishing, administering, or use of illegal drugs in the dwelling unit or in the common areas.(2) Illegal use, manufacture, importation, possession, furnishing, or discharging of a firearm or firearm ammunition on the premises of the rental property, except for the use or discharge of a firearm or firearm ammunition in cases of self-defense, defense of a third party, or as permissible in Section 13A-3-23.(3) Criminal assault of a tenant or guest on the premises of the rental property, except in cases of self-defense, defense of a third party, or as permissible in Section 13A-3-23.(4) Any breach involving substantially the same acts or omissions as a breach for which a notice to terminate has previously been provided for by the landlord and cured by the tenant, if the second breach occurs within six months of the first breach.

I'm almost thinking taking a profit cut may be worth alleviating the headache. 

I imagine the only other “slam dunk” evictions would be a drug bust in the property or something similar, or if you have a security camera showing clear proof of violations (like an unauthorized “guest” living in unit and coming and going on a daily basis, damage to property, assault…etc).You can call witnesses (typically other tenants or neighbors) but they must show up in court as no “hearsay” is admissible.

Both were divorced and working with exes to alleviate the overcrowding.

He could be hauling drugs.

Drug activity, a real mess.

Last night there was an altercation with a drug dealer that came to the door, according to Susan.