We source off-market deals, pair them with investors, and then hand hold through the rehab and city inspections when things are complete.We have existing contractor relationships and a team on the ground to keep tabs on things and keep you informed along the way. 

We’ ve made some research and  spoke with couple of them however based on experience from investors on the ground we would like to hear from you and  any advice would be greatly appreciated. 

let me know if you have any questions in regards to bridge, fix and flip, ground up construction and DSCR 

Market data research and boots on the ground are the unbeatable tools to find these areas and invest heavily there.

Not only is the demands of each buyer going to vary by market and submarket, but also asset by asset.My favorite example of this was an old season of Flip or Flip, where they bought a house in LA county, versus their standard stomping grounds of Orange County.  

You should engage a property manager though for this property and if you think there are grounds for eviction I'd try to move on those with an attorney ASAP.

and I'm gearing up to start the rehab soon.I invest remotely but will be visiting Detroit in a few weeks to spend some time on the ground.

And our company are state licensed real estate broker and general contractor with boots on the ground, actual data from our own operations (we operate above 95% percentile).

It is unfortunately not made out of reinforced poured concrete and instead stone and mortar that could become loose from too much ground movement.

We don't do an 80/20 or 70/30 rule as it doesn't give you any ground to stand on if ever audited.