I think it's an  uphill battle. 

As an example, Milpitas has had a smell issue because of a nearby landfill. 

Biggest battle I had to face was the property not having a certificate of occupancy.

So we are ridding it of fleas and smells prior to listing it.

with a rental its very important because fouled sewage backing into the unit means providing a hotel room until it gets fixed.. and also when we do the rehab we get a much better price than an emergency sewer line replacement.. just those little gotcha things we live and learn.

We filed a claim prior to July 1st, 2019 but fear that we will recover very little of the investment money due to: legal fees, court battles, cost for maintaining the properties prior to sale, and the fact that the total value of the properties is estimated at 60% of the total amount people invested in the ponzi scheme.

Additionally, I believe he is battling some kind of dementia and he forgets where to send the rent check to in the mail.

You can use another FHA loan at that point but it still has to make sense from an underwriting standpoint or else you may be in for an uphill battle.

Who knows if your gentrification will actually take off or if the blight will win the battle?

We need to refurbish the tub and the renter is sensitive to smells also this is a 2 day drying and chemical smelling job.