Although her eviction search came out clean. 

I cleaned for several years for an appraiser.

Because my husband cannot walk very well, and he is very slow to do anything, when he has enough energy to do anything, I had to clean out our two car garage of all his tools and all the stuff in it, as well as pack all our stuff in the house, and I worked day and night.Had to call for a special pickup for all the junk that we had to throw away, that I alone had to haul out to the curb by myself. 

@Alice Tierney I'm not in your market BUT generally if you have a fresh coat of paint and new flooring along with a clean unit I've found that you can really set yourself apart from the market.

It needed a lot of work to the "guts" of the house (crawl, electrical, plumbing, etc), but we were able to leave a lot of the cosmetics alone which the bank had actually replaced not too long before we bought it.

its 60 wide 40 deep... big sliding doors  electric doors can cost a bunch..

Both homes are finished entirely on the outside, have framing, plumbing, and electrical completed.

The city has its own water, electric and cable company which I've been told is very nice.Trenton, Woodhaven, Flat Rock, and Riverview are more southern communities that have good potential for investments, as they are considered very good areas to raise kids (excellent schools, higher valued houses).Areas that I would stay away (or at least be hesitant) are: Ecorse, River Rouge, Melvindale. 

Here are the details on a couple.Property 1TriplexRent: 550-800 per unitAsking price: 79,900ARV: 78000Rehab: 0-1,000 (currently rented so im assuming minimal work needs done if any) Propert 2DuplexRent: 650-800 per unitAsking price: 49,900ARV: 63000Rehab: 0-3000 (current owners recently cleaned and painted both units) 

Maybe you can try one of the bigger plumbing/electrical companies that typically do service calls.