South shore is a solid area, but still a little bit block by block. 

@Anthony Feola Everything Brandon mentioned is solid.

That being said, our clients have been finding solid cash flow inside and outside the perimeter. 

THEN you can make a solid, informed decision.We recently had a similar intermittent electrical problem on a Class C Detroit property.

A solid pass for me....

I recommend buying that package to ensure you have a solid lease that matches the techniques taught on BP.My favorite book is "Every Landlord's Legal Guide" by NOLO.

A good one will save you more money then you'll ever spend on their services by reducing vacancy, keeping up on market rates, selection of quality tenants, stopping problems quickly with solid policies and procedures, knowing/complying with the law, and much more.Remember: cheaper doesn't mean you'll make more money.You can start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

I believe anything over 10% is a solid CoC return unless I am mistaken.

The advantage is that it has less to do with your income and credit score, although you still need a solid credit score either way, but commercial loans focus on the property's potential rental income.

Steve Jobs never had that problem LOL.I would keep it unless you have a solid place for the 400k.