That screams, "SHE GETS NOTHING".Get the deed in your name.

Screaming deal.

I was in Honolulu and just walk by a Heald collage that had closed their doors and there was a young couple and they were just screaming at each other never forget that one. 

It would scream bloody murder and call the police.

Local residence are going to be screaming city councils will adopt tough regulations etc etc..  

Therefore these rehab projects scream flip, but flipping is a job versus residential RE is not passive but it is far less effort than flipping. 

I am focused on Detroit and can tell you everything you'd want to know about the market there.Our bread and butter are SFH's that we buy off-market for $50k-$60k, put $20k-$30k into a rehab and then rent for $1,100-$1,400/mo depending on bedroom count and location.Folks will scream there's no appreciation to be had in the Midwest but that has not been my experience and I believe there are a ton of tailwinds that will continue pushing prices higher in the area.I personally invest in Detroit from California and will continue doing so until the numbers no longer make sense.

If you find a screaming good deal, you won't be short of buyers.

However, since the inspection report will scream out "BUYER BEWARE", etc, the smart thing to do is remove it and maximize the sale.....

I sold Palo Alto in 92 ish in the trough but still sold for over double what i paid for in it mid 80s and bought in napa in the trough house was 2 years old and I bought it for 20 to 25% less than the folks. then it doubled and sold it in 01 and we were in a mini trough but bay area or at least Silverado was not really affected but i got a screaming deal on my PDX home that then doubled etc etc.