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. 

(more of a global economic issue)..but I think @Jay Hinrichs is right, its all local.

I'm no expert on global monetary policy, not even close.

I came across several collection companies mentioned on www.multifamilyinsiders.com and will need to check out if they work with individual landlord -Landlord DoctorRent Recovery ServiceHunter & Warfield - www.huntwar.comVista Financial Solutions Federated collection bureau in AtlantaRent collect global

I would call myself a capitalist.At the same time, in every other part of my life, I devote a lot of time to causes I care about and supporting organizations I feel make our communities more vibrant and healthy.  

Imagine once COVID become endemic globally and we get the foreign tourists and investors back in the game.

The house is very charming, in a very quiet area at the end of a dead-end street, yet within walking distance of a vibrant downtown area with stores, bars and restaurants.

So, accept their numbers as the official top of the market and base your buying decisions off their insights from years of global experience in the hospitality industry.You may want to price yourself lower than the brand you choose to compete against and then match their numbers as you build a great reputation and learn to get direct bookings.Hope that helps.

Too hot, with global warming it won’t be habitable for human life much longer, all will exodus to Toledo

Understanding 1/3 of global gdp is tech and about half of that is commutable from Oakland.