It would take too many plays with too few players and they can be very expensive to repair.  

As long as you have a solid contract (sublease agreement) you will be successful in evicting, and as you say, it will be within 3-6 months depending on how much of a player this tenant is.  

If I invested in an area where the Housing Authority was not a good community player, it would make a difference.

Try VLC player for the videos, reformat the file through the player.

I however bought a 2013 Ford Fiesta in 2013. it was like $13K brand new, but its manual transmission, manual windows, no CD player, no alarm, no automatic locks etc.

Also there are fewer players who will finance hotels than multi-family buildings.

I'd suggest networking with the players in your market.  

I am very liquid but I am a professional poker player which makes getting a loan tricky since they consider me 100% commission based.

Downtown major players are Quicken Loans, Blue Cross, GM, DTE, Ally they basically have pumped up their campuses/work spaces.In Midtown, Wayne State decided in the late 90s to start building student housing.

Like it or not this industry is headed for consolidation with Zillow and CoStar (Apartments) becoming the two dominant players.