From what I've experienced, I'd be less worried about violent crime in the area, but I'd be concerned about theft and make sure you have proper locks and potentially security systems.

Last night there was a violent storm and my basement window caved in, and violent rain crashed the windows and did considerable damage to the basement. question #1: what is my tenant's insurance responsibilities for this property?

I can deal with tenants who are violent.

But not alot of violent crime.

Think of the most violent areas of Detroit.

Bottom line, which I think we're all in violent agreement about :) ... materials procurement is a complicated game of strategy and the "right" answer varies from job to job, material to material, business to business, and town to town.

I mean, I guess if it had been a different set of circumstances, like a violent crime had occurred that's one thing.

My concern is that Jamestown NY has a high crime rate (1 out of 27 chance of being a victim of violent or property crime), a declining population (current population 28,900and declining at a rate of -.071% annually) and 16% vacancy rates.

If those men with guns were to go away, would other men with guns show up and commit violent crimes?

If you don’t mind saying ..Was it a violent offense