If you were flipping them and the agent could get the round trip, I think you could find more interest.I don't know Detroit, but if you do and can find resources, it could be a good play.  

here is a picture of some of the stairs, they do look broken... but unfortunately they are. i have use the grip tape and it came up very quickly, i used the paint with the grit but that wore away in one winter (see right side of picture) and i currently have some rubber treads screwed down to a different set but the have warped and now they are a tripping hazard.  

This saves any late night or inconvenient trips, and also prevents some potential use of a locksmith possibly damaging my locks or doors.Hopefully this helps save some people time!  

@Jeremy Taggart Thanks for the input-  I definetely need to take a trip out there soon to check out the area. 

It is located 2 hours from my home and I don't want to make more than weekly trips to collect monies.

Investors are among the cheapest clients I have ever met, and they don't actually know what they want, they expect you to read their mind, I am used to just follow procedure, it was a steep learning curve for me to accommodate, several trips to Home Depot helped me understand how investors/house clients work.

To be fair it was a surprise trip that she didn’t know about...

Pete - it is a bit of a trip for me but well worth it.

We got used to Mahalo this past summer with a trip to Oahu and the Big Island.  

Before heading out of state, consider areas that are further away but drive-able (weekend trip).My two cents.Upen Patel, Mortgage BankerFederal NMLS# 1374243