We had another guy (I'm guessing his diagnosis was anti-social personality disorder with the jealous subtype).

Is is going to help society (or the disordered individual) to treat that dysfunctional person with bipolar, ptsd, narcissicm, or one of the many other possible personality or mental disorders as a criminal?

I understand that lay people can't 'diagnose' but as a landlord, you can save yourself a lot of grief by being informed about the different types of personality disorders and recognizing the signs-- especially of the cluster B disorders.

She's now disabled, lives with her disabled son, and occasionally with her bipolar grandson who struggles to keep a job.  

But from my research, you can not disqualify someone for drugs or alcohol felonies because it is considered a "mental health disorder" You can always find another reason not to rent that doesn't have anything to do with that. :)

@Lucas Carl The only tenant I ever had that rose to that level of crazy was NPD (narcissistic personality disorder); he actually told me that-- and I believe it because he had all the symptoms.

REALITY CHECK:  I felt bipolar about being "passive".  

I have provided therapy to war vets using NLP and have had immediate changes regarding their PTSD (Post-traumatic Stress Disorder).

(TACA) TACA helps families diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder.

I'm actually concerned about younger newbies, a study was done in 2011 I believe it was, 60% of college students were identified as having some type of personality disorder, 60%!