There has been some disputes between two tenants (no violent acts) and one of the tenants is now wanting to end his lease because of this.

Most wholesaler are emailing me as well with the same properties located on the most violent south ward blocks which could be difficult to keep tenants with the high risk cap rates.

Seems like a potentially violent person on top causing damage.

Unless he seems violent or you see weapons or you are truly worried about your safety, then by all means keep your distance and do what you have to do.

No violent felonies, no dealing.Checking with past landlords is not worth the trouble imo.

Hmmm, it made world wide news, but okay "Cincinnati beatdown"A violent street brawl erupted in downtown Cincinnati on the early morning of July 26, 2025, at the corner of Fourth and Elm Streets, resulting in six civilians being injured, including a woman identified as Holly who sustained life-altering brain damage and a severe concussion after attempting to intervene. 

‘A president can be acting outside his duties and engaging in criminal conspiracies or even violent crimes, and is immune from prosecution while he’s in office,’ Devine says.

HUD has interpreted the law liberally, providing direction that you cannot reject them solely because they have a felony.At our properties if someone has a violent felony, we automatically reject them. 

From my very own experience with a tenant in Barrie evicting a bad tenant can be almost impossible in the current broken system.my tenant threaten the tenant from the other unit in my house, was violent ,police was called to the house because of him almost weekly, he stopped paying rent , dealing drugs, caused massive damage  etc. on top of that another drug dealer he brought to the house kidnapped a women into the house until a swat police force was called  and even all of that wasn't enough for the judge to evict him...

Quote from @Moses Stealy: Crime rate your chance of becoming a victim of a violent or property crime in Hartford is about 1 in 30.