Among the C and D class properties, any cash flow you make will likely go away once the tenant moves out because of how badly they might damage the property.My advice would be that Toledo is lightyears better than Detroit in terms of the people (tenants, contractors, property managers, city officials, etc.), and even within the two cities, please seek the better neighborhoods so your property doesn't end up trashedWhat you have said about "scammy" contractors and property managers is true but I am sure you will find this in every major city not only in the USA but in the world. 

It has not been well kept up, as the owner is getting old and has some health issues. 

She was very appreciative and just signed the agreement I sent her to terminate the tenancy, so it's officially done. 

It will not happen overnight, but the first FED official of the new regime has already been installed and the rest as they say...is history. 

We take the official data plus high-quality private sector sources…[to make] a real-time estimate of what will be the unemployment rate.”According to their model, the unemployment rate that would have been announced if the BLS were not shut down would have been 4.3%.

Fed officials remain cautious, but the lack of fresh data and rising global risks are making a stronger case for preemptive action.

Many leases do include a basic clause about maintaining cleanliness and sanitary conditions.However, If the mess isn’t causing damage or violating health/fire codes, it can be tough to enforce, but quarterly inspections are a good chance to bring it up casually and set expectations.

Hi all, My eviction attorney told me something interesting: that if I send a tenant a lease renewal with a rent increase, the renewal must also include a notice to vacate — otherwise it’s not legally valid and is basically worthless.The reason I’m confused is because the official lease software I use (which is supposed to generate legally compliant leases) does not include any notice to vacate when preparing a rent increase renewal.

Unfortunately, what propelled it back to health was World War II. 

You will likely make multiple offers before officially getting under contract, but that is all part of the process.