Trust me, I've toyed with the idea.Vacant land where it makes sense to build large MFH stock might make sense, but chances are this isn't the land we're talking about here.The reality is most vacant land in Detroit is being repurposed for parks, the Joe Luis Greenway, solar farms, neighborhood gardens, etc.Beyond that, let's say you plan to hold long enough for SFH prices to get high enough where it does make sense to build. 

There was, however, moss/algae growing on two of the stair treads which made them slippery when wet.

-Maintain Your Lawn and Landscaping: A well-maintained lawn and garden can significantly enhance your home's curb appeal.

Welcome to the site @Darian Moss!

@Braden Smith: When we were in NOLA last, we went "off roading" in the Garden district.

We do tend to get at least one tropical storm each year which sometimes leads to flooding in parts of North Myrtle Beach (Cherry Grove) and to the south in Garden City Beach. 

I have read dozens of books on gardening, farming, composting, soil science and plant chemistry.

It wouldn't take much for me to become the prototypical fat lazy landlord rolling around to pick up fat stacks from his starving skinny boarders, so I at least try to get my dog to the river or the dog park a few times a week, I go out in the garden and pull some weeds (but don't smoke them, those days are long past), hop on my tractor and get some arm exercises in pulling up and pushing down on the joysticks, and get some stair-stepping in when I forgot something down in the garage. 

Typically when it comes to housing you'll want to stick to 3-story garden style without elevators and 18-24 units per building.

You have no idea what is under there or how they treated the top cap.Who would want to have a garden on top of lead and old batteries?