The out of state Owner's "Resident Manager" was a prostitute and not very good at depositing rents to the Owner's bank account.

Of course, houses like these are prime spots for human and drug trafficking, prostitution, sex parties, and so on. 

@Rodney Lorenzo the neighborhood has an adult theater where men like you go and find prostitution.

A friend of mine is a detective on the police force, and he cases out drug, prostitution, human trafficking, and organized crime.

Pelosi comes to mind her stock trades, her husband was in his underwear with a gay prostitute and they blamed MAGA that seems kind of weird, to say the least. 

(Drug party, orgy, auto theft, high school party, prostitution, funeral -yes someone actually threw freaking funeral at my Airbnb) Running a nice property after that is so easy.

You're in business to make a reasonable profit without exposing yourself to liability.Ok I see your point but how many drug dealers live in your neighborhood or how many murders or people who break into other people houses and steal from them or prostitutes do you know of.

He works in a department that investigates houses in the city that appear to be distributing drugs, sponsoring prostitution, or human trafficking.

Just because sex wasn't mentioned in the contract doesn't mean your not getting busted for prostitution because the intent, regardless of the verbal contract details, was sex for money.Wholesaling if done correct is perfectly legal, you can most certainly assign your interest in a contract. 

I rent to refinery contractors....welders, boilermakers, pipefitters, etc.Some guys find out about my places from the local prostitutes.