I imagine that after this unsuccessful attempt at eviction, bad blood, bureaucratic targeting and threats to family you would be left with one thing: A bullet proof tenant which would change the control dynamic. 

I would strongly suggest you fly out and not only visit the property and meet your PM and rest of the team, but also drive around the city and the different neighborhoods to understand the local dynamic.

The lending environment has shifted dramatically recently (and is still extremely dynamic currently).

We also use dynamic pricing, because some revenue is better than none. 

I would avoid turnkey companies who cant give direct answers, won't allow you to visually inspect properties personally, won't allow for a 3rd party inspector to come in, and those who are slow to respond.

I'd be surprised if that dynamic doesn't filter down, just like his original investments did.Folks are constantly looking for reasons not to invest in Detroit.

Darren with Michigan Cash Flow helped us to understand the dynamics of this market and have assisted us with the local utilities, rehabs and tenanting.

<smile> Some of us thrive living in vibrant, dynamic, ever changing cities.

In the meantime, I would try to find things to do around the property that are visual improvements.

But this there are obviously more dynamics at play here.2) I'm obviously biased being in NY, but there are plenty of ways to safely invest here.