Created en suite bed/bath, extra bedroom/office/playroom, created family/tv room, added a couple of windows in dark rooms, installed new HVAC, ran all new pex lines/valves/shut offs, all new hardwood flooring and carpet, all new and expanded kitchen cabinets, new appliances, converted 1/2 bath into full bath, repurposed 2 unused rooms (1 into a 4th bedroom/office/playroom and one into a family room, installed new interior and exterior lighting, new electric garage door w/remote, and landscaping What was the outcome?

They would add a garage door off the ally, add a ramp into the basement to put a car collection.

This still has to be a one off situation.

In return for full service management, Homeroom take 15% off the revenue. 

Is there a win-win number where I can take this dump off your hands so you can stop paying for property management with a revolving door of tenants?

Ease off the gas pedal will ya?

With my main goal being to house hack a 3-4 unit through owner occupancy then eventually moving out and renting my unit with naca it may take some years to pay off the mortgage.

I'd plan to pay off both loans within 5-7 years with cash flow from the rental and other income and assets.I'm an accredited investor and will still have more than a year of expenses covered in liquid assets and additional funds to buy another 1-2 properties in the next 2 years, which is my goal.I don't know if I've provided enough or the right information to get some opinions if what I'm planning to do with my current house and new home purchase makes sense. 

You come off sounding really anal and you're probably going to pick at every little thing.Property is rented "as-is", "where-is" condition.

You can definitely do higher end flips in Detroit but I wouldn't recommend starting there.Buying something for $50k-$60k (off-market), putting $20k-$30k into it and then selling for $100k-$110k is a more realistic expectation.