It is literally sitting on the edge of a small city (The Dalles, OR) and if city limits EVER expand, the property will quickly double or more in value. 

They have an online application that you can customize and can do the screenings through their site.

I ask that question because many investors group the two together, as if their (very) limited understanding of Detroit, applies to all of Michigan. 

There are too many limitations in the condominium, and thus it is not the ideal building for an investment.

On her application she stated that she had no dog.

add “Exhibit A” with Contingencies.Within 10 Days of execution, Seller shell provide Buyer with any document related to the property, which sell include but not limited to:1.Leases, amendments, modifications2.Current or future lease concessions3.Security deposits4.Current rent rolls5.Current rent arrears6.All maintenance, utility, management, service, and other contracts.7.Financial statements for the past three years and a year-to-date financial statement.8.A description of all capital expenditures performed in the last 3 years.

You mIght say Leverage buys you time and time is limited for everyone of us .

Or two of you could go together in a 1031 and one take their cash.The sky's the limit for you (just about)

There should be a time limit on how long they can go before they forfeit their stuff.

I was informed by a landlord that the city is mandating him to have his property manager reside within city limits...