He said that he isn't a violent person except once when he caught his wife sleeping with the sheriff so he took a bat to his car. 

Both Troy and Albany have high crime rates as well... not just property crime but violent crime. 

Are there any local considerations in Genesee County that would materially change the analysis.Appreciate any insight and happy to clarify numbers if helpfulWith an estimate of the total crime rate at 4,301 per 100,000 people, with violent crime at 554 per 100,000 and property crime at 3,747 per 100,000, significantly higher than the U.S. average of 268.5 per 100,000, sure is an exciting place.

You could find that one or both have violent felonies in their past or maybe are in the country illegally.   

Actually, Avondale where you bought property was ground zero for one of the most violent racial riotng in US history. and, your property is on that bullseye.Cincinnati is a "bifurcated" city. there are 100,000 citizens that work in the massive medical and university complexes, Proctor & Gamble, Kroger, etc. and live like I do in luxurious and affordable near in suburbs or the trendy apartments of Cincinnati's historic district, and then on the other hand 150,000 stagnant mostly unemployed  or underemployed minorities who are 92% of the criminal defendants 86% of the welfare recipients and close to 80% of the Section 8 residents.

This can happen gradually or sometimes rapidly and violently.

We don’t see the violent appreciation spikes or the sudden collapses.

median home value median household income Cost of living index Avg rent population Unemployment rate comfort index (climate 1-10) summer/winter Median Age Population growth 2 yrs Recent job growth future job growth population that consists of renters houses and apts avail to rent Average Days on Market (DOM) violent crime property crime

Many PMCs take the position of no showings until home vacant & RentReady condition.1) Even if tenant cooperates with showings, if the home looks like crap, just wasting time doing showings.2) If tenant doesn't want anyone in their home, they can sabotage showings:- Leaving an unattended minor in the home when showing scheduled- Leaving an intimidating dog alone in the home when a showing is scheduled- Making violent threats or just being negative during a showingTenant can also file a lawsuit claiming their personal items stolen during a showing they weren't home for.

The crime rate maps show that block as being parts of the highest crime rates (violent & property) in all of Orlando.