What are you doing with the money you earn from your job?

A little bit about myself, I have a full time W-2 job that pays pretty well on the blue collar side. 

My biggest REI shortcoming is that I am not an expert on construction, carpentry etc and I know I have been taken advantage of a few times in terms of inflated repair costs.My biggest lesson from this is to collect 2-3 quotes for large jobs before awarding the project to any contractor.

If you get a no on any of these questions, you are probably not dealing with a true turn key... and they will not have enough skin in the game to do a good job for you. 

YES, you can still achieve cash flows of 7% to 10% in the single-family residential (SFR) sector.If you want to learn more about these opportunities, don't hesitate to reach out.

Looking for advice on if I should consider this and what risks come with this .The risks are, the person doesn't do the rehab, doesn’t pay rent, does a poor job and I can keep going. 

@Kevin Lee Detroit definitely has some good spots like Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills also within the city limits of Detroit you could find opportunity zones and gentrification going on that could be worth while.

absolutely very nice results .. some cash  hard work meets opportunity .. plus being smarter than the next guy..

The lost opportunity is worth a lot so lower your rents like every week or so.

Right from the start I could tell she was passionate about her job and was invested in her clients so that was a green flag for me.