I team Investigates SF Largest LandlordSpecifically troubling to me is this sentiment: "They (Veritas) don't see the relationships, the community, the contributions these tenants have made," Brad Hirn of Housing Rights Committee of San Francisco told Dan Noyes.

My sentiments exactly. 

On another note, I agree with @Wayne Brooks that many property owners put greater values on properties than then should due to sentimental reasons or "what they need."

Thanks Tom  the Morris invest debacle is well chronicled on this site.. and I am glad to see that you folks that have been harmed are not just grinning and bearing it.there are many on BP who for whatever reason think you should just chalk it up to a learning curve..I get that sentiment if it was one off.. but this is hundreds of folks who have been conned.its like getting caught stealing then saying sorry let me put it back..

@Rebecca Holmes The sentiment is mutual.

I will echo some other folks sentiment, getting max financing through traditional banks will be a challenge.  

Hey Francys, I've been investing in Detroit since 2019 and I've also been working with investors for the last 18 months.The sentiment has drastically changed over time and here's how I'd sum it up.In 2019, when I purchased my first rental in Detroit proper (not the suburbs), I was told that I was crazy.

I have found a couple masterminds that are tempting and I think would help me learn quickly but they are anywhere from 7-15k and the general sentiment I've found is to avoid these if possible.

@Christian Gibbs - I agree with the sentiment.

The sentiment, the narrative, and the numbers.