Seems like their "award winning customer support" as they claim it, has really gone downhill quickly.

I didn't want to deal with the empty houses in the vacation market when the economy goes downhill. 

Because the sewer waste is carried by gravity ("**** flows downhill" :-), the sewer line coming out of the house needs to be situated above the sewer in the street so it naturally flows from the house to the street.

So, that all rolls down hill to your LO.

We are down hill and they are above us so we don’t really care if there is a problem on that end bc it is just them we don’t share their part.

Looking at it, I believe it is due to the fact that the land is graded downhill, towards the home.

Many tenants once they hear "eviction" figure it's all over and things go downhill from there.

A few rough properties is no big deal but if you see a progression of decay then you might be on the downhill slope - better to buy where you are on an uphill slope of improvement in a neighborhood.

I’m close to Youngstown and warren and it seems to just keep going downhill everywhere.

A property goes down hill when there is not enough cash from reserves or proper debt terms to turn or renovate units to market standard.