A year of management will cost you less than what you are about to lose with this one tenant.

Nothing happens when the WiFi disconnects, you just lose connectivity through the app, the passcodes still work.

Meaning the asset could lose 20% or so of its value before impacting our position.

So, in court I would expect you to lose and then court costs get tacked on plus your time to show up to court etc.

For example: being able to turn a mid term rental --> traditional long term rental if needed or vice versa, without losing significant cash flow. 

Other than losing out on the tax advantages, what other consequences are there for paying off a house? 

I've recently started building a software application in utility management because I think there is an issue with potential earning lose due to overlooked measures.

I also have a specific note that they have to initial that if they lose mailbox keys that it is $400 to replace since it's a huge hassle to deal with the HOA when that happens. 

Up until now, our business has primarily focused on door-knocking, with a strong emphasis on pre-foreclosures.

I appreciate your emphasis on considering factors beyond just initial numbers, such as property management availability and long-term appreciation potential.Your point about Detroit's attractive price-to-rent ratios and ongoing revitalization is intriguing.