Do the thing that's appropriate for your level of experience, do the thing that you're likely to succeed at first, and then gradually move up to slightly more and more advanced techniques... but, to quote South Park: if you try to ski a double black diamond without first mastering the green circles, then the blue squares, and then the black diamonds, "you're gunna have a bad tiiiiime". 

Only once in a blue moon!  

Some of it is pretty obvious landlord negligence (think, dripping bathtub faucet for so long the tub is turning blue).

All these things are blue collar male oriented. 

I am from Los Angeles but have been thinking of buying a home in Detroit to fix & flip.

Less than 10 miles from Boston, Quincy is a historically blue-collar city due to its manufacturing and industrial base, yet has diversified considerably and now has a substantial mix of professional residents in healthcare, finance, education, and insurance.This major medical building development will be the ‘jewel’ of a $1.6 billion downtown redevelopment that has been ongoing since 2011, and is aimed at providing high quality integrated care, both primary and specialty, closer to the residents of the city.

If you are gonna take more than 6 months to rehab then i would think of getting it financed another way.I think there are so many ways to go about this, angel investors, syndication, hard money, partnerships, LLC, land trusts, just to name the most common ones.  

@sign,type their name,outside box double click on their name and it populates the box with their name in blue.

I live in Los Angeles and I'm a warehouse worker at the Los Angeles County Library.

I went to the Los Angeles County Tax Assessor's site.