Surely there is someone out there doing this in a more economical mode...?

Don't forget about occupancy inspections, that's $100 per unit pretty much every year you have a turnover.Like Austin also mentioned, what is physical vs. economic occupancy? 

She advised me to call Crisis 7 to help him find a new home (I'm not sure what it is).

How do you think economic conditions if they turn for the worst affect rent prices?

As far as economic indicators go, there are 100 cities that are comparable to Dayton...it's a lot like Cleveland in that it had a declining population for 40-years...and now appears to be stabilizing. 

The investment in an B class neighborhood with steady tenants and economic growth in the area.

Many parts of the country are suffering from an affordable housing crisis.

I wish I had a solution to offer those people, but with the affordable housing shortage already being a severe crisis in much of the area, now aggravated by these disasters, many people are having to say goodbye permanently.

After that, I could see what my economic situation is and then assess what steps to go with and what strategies are the best.

If affordable housing doesn’t make economic sense for a business that is where tax credits come in.