"The only ship that doesn't float is a partnership" - make sure everything is in writing, you set expectations, and you've got the five D's covered: death, disability, disinterest/dishonesty, drugs, and divorce

Eastside everyone minds there own business, and pretty much abandoned The west side is a bunch of Mexicans,drug addicts and thefts But I’m sure you know living in the out in subs

However google the relationship of Kendall Sq office space to the poll numbers of Dems who promised to "crack down on drug pricing".

From what I understand (and perhaps I misread/misunderstood) you're happy with the home and the rehab, just not the management of it (and understandably - too little communication and lots of vacancy is not a great state to be in).Can you switch management companies to try and alleviate that challenge, or, are you in a contract with this provider for a fixed period of time to have them manage it, or?

Vacancy was less than 50% after he had four evictions in two months, the property still had a drug problem and he was in the process of evicting another tenant who had just moved in to replace one of his problem tenants.

Is it drug money?

For instance, there is currently a nursing shortage across the US, and traveling nurses help to alleviate it.

They'll blow their money on booze, vaping, Rx drugs legal or otherwise, fast foods, a couple of 55inch TV's, monthly cell phone & cable TV bills etc but have no concept of a Landlords property taxes going up to fund wasteful medicare, baby momma benefits, HEAP, food stamps etc etc.

We want what we think the money will do for us.It's rather like an addiction, really: addicts don't want alcohol, drugs, pleasure, etc.

Like a criminal spending 23hrs in a cell can find ways to sneak drugs or create weapons.