No, Mpls is not going to "go Detroit" but the riot's and all that came from that mixed with COVID, things have changed, it's a shift, and not all is sorted from that so it's not as vibrant as was prior. 

Sure, maybe, probably…but that big dip of the auto industry, riots and the 2008 crash have came and gone…so its would be more far fetched to think another big dip of similar type would be coming rather than the market has stabilized and it setting new patterns for growth.

How have the riots and protestors been in the local news for you?

You could have a charge if nothing is wrong but his best bet is to read them the riot act  on what they should or should not call on.   

There are only certain neighborhoods that we can buy and that's South Central LA (think the 90s riots in LA).

or it only covers riot situations :-). 

(k) to neither hold not attempt to hold the Landlord or Landlord's agents, employees, or insurance companies liable for any injury, loss or damage to persons or property arising from any unknown cause, or arising from fire, floods, riots, governmental actions, acts of God, terrorism, interruption of utility services, or from the defect of the Property not called to the attention of the Landlord by Tenant in writingThe tenants should file a claim with their renters insurance. 

You could look at cities and towns to see the budget is shrinking or growing, and crime on the rise or falling, rioting going on or not, business moving in or out, these are good indicators of whether things are healthy or soon to be in decay.

Some, normally those who don't see the connection between actions and consequences, still view me as greedy and unreasonable.My husband has a theory that we as a nation tolerate career welfare because the alternative is rioting and break ins.

If I do those kind of "deals" in my area, I would have to where riot gear to inspect it.