The first week he seemed to be doing a good job but after that it went downhill - the GC was never on site, he had 2 subs who worked long hours and were very nice guys but didn't seem to have the finesse or expertise required to do the job.

Properties closer to the north boundary which is Hildebrand start going a bit downhill.  

A one-time goodwill gesture won't break the bank but could the relationship start moving downhill?

If you let that roadblock stop you, your going to roll back downhill.

Phoenixville was a steel town and when the plant shut down the town went downhill.

It has been all down hill since Dunder Mifflin left town.

The Grove looks good on paper, its a cool new resort but there is 0% chance of capital growth on those things and as soon as the rental guarantee ends it's downhill from there.

Even if the home is in impeccable condition and you actually own the dirt it doesn't mean much if there's a lot of PRE HUD home or if the development itself is in a blighted neighborhood that's going downhill.

I purchased my first property there in 2005 so pretty soon it will be on the downhill.  

When things start going down hill, you want them out as fast as possible.