Judging by the pictures, that looks much more like scrapping fueled by some mental health or addiction related drive rather than outright theft.

Plus there are other community groups that offer housing assistance (for example for mental health patients, and for sober houses). 

i am there within 30 mins if it's a special call. i always have a smile and know them by name (easy, since they are just 10 houses).no fans for me, they are expensive and break down.we dont increase rent and have them signed for 3yrs+. turnovers kill me mentally, so i'd rather not have any.

I used to work very hard to break people out of that moronic mentality.

As for people having fear of speaking, that's just crazy (oh saying that I could be sued for hate speech against people that might possibly read this and have mental illness- and yes I know mental illness is a very serious disease and have great compassion for those that have it) Please people, don't give into that type of fear.

Even after spending a long time researching and reading beforehand, it can still be a shock when you start showing the rental and discover what type of people and mentality you're dealing with.

Hmmm I think I got bit by the "Preview" then forget to "Post" mental-disconnect again.

Sarah, My first suggestion is to change your mental attitude about lease options.

This guy is 31, is on full disability and had a 'mental breakdown' 2 years ago according to his mom (contacted her from the background check I ran on him.)

actually Ryan, I'm speaking from past experience and as a result i've been concrntrating more on my musical endeavors which, even though they're not lucrative yet, it's a lot more enjoyable and fun than real estate...I don't miss talking to apathetic buyers and unmotivated sellers..i'll leave that for the masochists, it's not worth making money at the expense of my mental health..lol