Anyways I'm building up a vocab list and a more comprehensive useful insights list and will joyfully add it to this thread or possibly start a new thread and link you to it once it's more thorough.

I am having a mudjacking company jack up some concrete that is sloping towards the property, possibly causing most of the dampness issues.

How do you guys navigate these zoning issues? 

Like many, money is an issue but I think I can put away 10-20K in the next ~2 years.Recommendations?

In the past I have asked for a higher deposit but I just dont want to deal with any potential non payment issues nor evictions. 

Would I keep the deed in my name until it’s paid off or would it transfer to the buyers name and only revert if non payment is an issue?

@Ayyoub Reza in Michigan, if a lease is at least 12 months in length, you can charge tenants for maintenance and if not a health & safety issue, require them to fix it.Why would you have a lease end during the Oct-Feb timeframe, when it's the slowest time of the year for real estate sales & rentals?

I have been working on rental applications where the county issued some fixes last year.

If there are issues and I get a call from neighbors, etc.

I have been investing in Milwaukee since before it started trending 10 years ago and never had an issue with rental demand.