It's the opportunity to have a Personal Growth Moment, but without the Personal part.

Yes, i can "crack the whip" and I will but I am a realist and I know it's gonna be herding cat's and they only do so much to meet demand of moment. 

At the moment things look pretty similar to what they had looked like for almost a decade pre-covid.

It can move like molasses too, so your asset may take time to sell if you choose to exit.All this said, and I don't have a single income producing residential property at the moment....something I'm working to rectify.

Not defending just saying this is not that uncommon.. although these are his core business so you would think they would get more attention.The period in question was likely around 1 year, and is uncommon to continue to collect investor funds in an entity that doesn't/didn't exist at that moment.

A successful partnership requires the following three - Money, Time, Experience.At the moment, it doesn't appear that you have Time or the experience.You should partner with someone who can fill in the voids, so you want somene who has the time and the experience, given that you have the money.

From what I gather, the capital appreciation is little to none.At the moment, I am getting a 7% return from dividend-paying US ETFs with practically little time and effort.Would you consider investing in condos in Thailand that don't show more than 10 to 12% ROI and I'm talking about ROI as rental income.

And the death-song has been the moment any accountability crops up for such a consumerism, the laser focus of protecting the consumer economy means blame Blame BLAME someone, something ANYTHING else for the falter because we "need" the consumerism...... 

The moment you try to cancel they would take half of that amount as retaining feeA company dealing with such ethics are not to be done business with

Overall, speaking from personal experience, Detroit makes for great market to enter, as there are a lot of things going for it at the moment.