Have you thought about flying in, renting a car and (if you feel it is safe) walking the area and getting a feel for what is going on.Make sure to try the Coney Dogs while you are there: https://visitdetroit.com/inside-the-d/coney-island/You can learn a lot more in person, than you ever can from third hand reports.Talk to the local Police Officers about crime.Good Luck!

The management company was good an contacted the police for a report.

The first black police officer of Atlanta, many retired Spelman and Morehouse professors, etc.The area itself is 20 minutes from downtown/Midtown, Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, 2 Marta stations, and 10 minutes from the future Westside Reservoir Park/Bellwood Quarry.

This may not be illegal, but there is a police detective involved investigating what she calls "Mortgage Rescue Fraud," along with legislators aimed at shutting down these rescue scams.I am confident nobody here has any intentions of practicing these predatory habits, but we are all exposed to potential claims when dealing with the previous homeowners.

Sure, it's got chrome footboards and piston rings, and tassles that were hand made by a descendent of the last Sioux chief...but I aint paying for that garbage chrome crap.

There would be NO money for schools, fire, police, roads, parks etc etc etc etc etc etc etc etc.

We got a new mayor, new police chief and suddenly Gotham city started turning around.

There is a property registration form along with a $90 fee that has to be filled out/paid every year and if you plan on self managing you must take the 6hr crime-free housing class which is held at the police headquarters.

at 10:03 THE neighbor called the police. 

The "securities police" will not beat down your door, but realize how you position the opportunity to your counterparty will set his/her expectations.