If so, what is that attorney saying?

It’s so important to pass down that knowledge.

If so, what are they charging per week? 

The appraisal stated one was an office, another was a den and the 3rd was I think called a daylight room. 

If you want more capital, the best way to get it is to do a cash out refinance.But it sounds like you are trying to "bring in capital" to refinance at a lower amount so your mortgage is lower. 

On the last one the contractor said they would be finished by December, deadline passed so I asked for progress photos from the management company since the contractor from their vendor list kept delaying in sending them.

I've called a few myself but they all say they won't manage properties in that area.

With rents being so elevated, I actually see many properties in bed stuy, bushwick, and other fringe areas where the numbers work really well.Best of luck!

I own 1 multi-family unit with two tenants, so RentRedi sounds like the right place to start. 

You may want to consider targeting $80k+ properties, so you can leverage your funds and buy more.Questions about this property you should be looking into:1) Does it have Detroit's required Certificate of Compliance?