US-40 (aka W Broad St) west of downtown had a big transition in the area immediately after downtown, past the river (east franklinton) it used to be just this spooky empty section of empty car dealer lots and rundown commercial, but it turns out those big patches of empty land right next to the city core could be really valuable once they fix the flooding problems from the river. 

But anyone that's spent time in discussion and human interactions can see how your post may be very standoffish. 

At a fundamental level, population growth is to real estate as water is to a human in a desert.

This is human natural behavior.Conditions changed if there is competition.

Habitat for Humanity is "in the city" of Newburgh - growing strong!!

I just saw a news video about homeowners near their tennis courts fighting their HOA for allowing them to be converted to pickleball, which is much noisier and irritating to the human ear.  

I would think of something more personal and something that they can feel like you are actually a human being rather than just a robot typing a letter.

You can look up EIN on the state registry for companies but you need the social security number for humans.

If your score is high, you show the net income and property is in great condition I can give you a name and phone of a human to start with, free, no obligation, not brokered.

Probably because I only buy upscale properties in upscale neighborhoods so in 23 years of investing I have never had to deal with high maintenance, evictions, cadavers, plungers, police, squatters, nimrods, drug dealers, baby daddies, sob stories etc.