Many homeowners fear selling for this exact reason. 

I factor my acquisitions on Adjusted NOI base, out of fear of one off capital draws needed to continue typical rental operations.

Like you, i'm new at this and a bit fearful to take my first baby steps but have all of the faith and support neccessary to make it happen. 

Try erentpayments or buildium.One fear I always have though is that let's say you get 10 properties and they just decide on the 3rd of the month to flee to Brazil. 

Taking advantage of the fear in the market for buyers/sellers and made a low offer that worked!

This reduced the "fear factor" premium in bonds.

It's important to address her fears and hesitations, which often include things like getting phone calls in the middle of the night from tenants, having all of your spare time taken up, what happens if a house burns down, etc. etc. etc.

Here are some observations:The leading 8 listings have accumulated between 40 and 57 reviews in the past year.5 out of 8 listings feature 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.2 out of 8 listings are studios, with the top-performing studio amassing 44 reviews in the past 12 months.The average daily rate spans from $116 up to $526.Next, let’s examine the most prevalent amenities among the 30 listings in this vicinity.The chart below illustrates the top 100 most common amenities in this neighborhood.

For anyone on here who is a local investor, what are some highlights I can incorporate to be more persuasive and help prospective investors to overcome their "fear" of investing in Detroit? 

Based on your comments or fears about tenants one of the options that you should eliminate is renting then self managing.