It's essentially going to be chain link fencing, gate, gravel, and minor landscaping.

Don't let some of the crappy comments in this chain discourage you.

That area is very conveniently located to shopping, restaurants and access to get anywhere quickly.  

Supply chain issues and little nuances in the rehab caused us to go over budget.

But "locals" that have this selfish mentality don't care, what they see is they have to stand in line or wait for the restaurant or store, or traffic issues.

Ive given restaurant suggestions, helped direct them to the property, answered questions about the property. never had to talk more than 5 minutes. you want people to pay money to stay at your place, make them feel welcome.

Restaurant, store, or any other business.  

If a bunch of cool restaurants move to a neighborhood or a chain retail outlet like Starbucks/Wholefoods move in that is a good sign.

There are TONS of wholesalers that just daisy-chain deals they have no control over and never even talk to the other wholesaler involved.

I lived in DC the last few years, it was great being able to eat at restaurants and walk home.I recently moved outside of Detroit and have gone up a few times to drive around and scope 'where not to invest' I don't see Detroit as it's been portrayed for so many years.....It's a city, you can find rough areas if you search but its definitely on the up and up!