In Detroit it's typically Wayne Metro CAA or Southeastern Michigan Health Association.

The tenant is a veteran (Hud Vash) program and has mental health issues also.

I had recently been relocated for work which is a great opportunity, but leaves me with the dilemma of selling or renting my relatively newly purchased townhome (1 year).

I had recently been relocated for work which is a great opportunity, but leaves me with the dilemma of selling or renting my relatively newly purchased townhome (1 year).

Alittle about: I’m 33 y/o and have always  worked in health care trying to save money build my credit while educating myself on real estate. 

Your health and well being is worth more and if she doesn't care, then that is your answer.

I read that if the tenants are a cause for health and property damage concern.. that means it’s an exception to evict...

They've been very slow to respond to things that are not arguably directly health or safety issues, but this house is falling apart.

Hi @Dane MacLeod, Usually at the level of doing hundreds of homes business owners are using a mix of both the personal credit and the health of the business. 

Gavin Newsom, began in March with a goal of providing temporary housing for the 15,000 people in LAHSA’s records who were 65 or older or had chronic health conditions, most susceptible to Covid-19.