With that being said, I think that Detroit should focus on transitioning from a manufacturing based city to something that is more technologically innovative.

However, after reading a lot on BP, I'm transitioning to month to month leases. 

So are most places that have a lot of transition neighborhoods and streets.

The study also found that the closer a home was to the train tracks, the larger the discount.Source: "The Impact of Rail Transit on Property Values: Evidence from Milwaukee, Wisconsin."

Also, layering new flooring over old can mess up the transitions between rooms, door swing/door thresholds, and amount of space available for sliding in under-the-counter appliances.

So part of me wonders that as more baby boomers retire, will there be a larger transition from this cohort moving from cities back to rural areas...

Not that you care but in my portfolio of hundreds and hundreds of doors and multiple companies we not only revitalize multifamily in the most challenging parts of cities, but I also run mental health and DODD group homes and my partner has one of the largest addiction treatment programs with transitional housing in our area.

I wanted to know when it comes to financing with a bank, If I have want to purchase a Multifamily as my next property as a primary residence to house hack, will the bank give me any difficulties because of the transition from one property type to another?

I am an intern at Easy Street Capital and will graduate this May and transition into a full-time real estate investing role at ESC.

If debt is your issue explore a zero coupon DST as part of the transition.