@Deisy P if i can self-manage a duplex in a C neighborhood for 17 years (through tears,blood and sweat), as a single, Black, deaf woman. 

., so there is always new blood to arrive as those who have cashed out, or spun out, drift away.In the context of 50-100 years compared to other global cities, I don't take the "exodus" talk too seriously here b/c as soon *you* or *I* don't see value in it, someone younger, or more enterprising arrives and does see value in it.

My area also includes the ski mountains, Sugar and Beech. 

You can be sweet as sugar to low functioning slobs and your still going to have crap strewn across the yard .

Qualifying relatives for residential property, which may be by blood or by marriage, include:AuntsBrothersChildrenGrandchildrenGrandparentsNephewsNiecesParentsSistersStep-childrenStep-parentUnclesQualifying ResidentsTo qualify for a residential relative homestead, the owner does not need to be a Minnesota resident but the qualifying relative must be a Minnesota resident.

The wholesaler didn't have enough money for the EMD in the first place, you have zero equity, no lien, there's a saying about blood from a turnip... 

Turn the unit and find a new renter.Very low income--you can't get blood from a stone.After the turn--screen for your best (seems most stable-long term) applicant.Good Luck!

Actually, Stuart the saying is actually <<Μία χελιδὼν ἔαρ οὐ ποιεῖ>> and it's a lot older than the country your [sic] sitting in, too.My people wrote it when your people were worshiping the grass snake and drinking each other's blood out of skull cups.

Vacasa reps called me everyday where I communicated the many issues including blood stains on furniture, smelly towels and sheets, bathrooms with mold, and more.

In addition, to money, we've shed our blood for others.It is our generosity and unselfishness that have put us where we are today.