I have not had a chance to use it myself yet and have seen it recommended on the BP forums.  

All rent is to be paid as a money order, no online pay either.I think I had a shot at the job, but I can sense a 40/1 chance an angry tenant would slash my tires without much hesitation as no surveillance is in place and there is no gate for the parking lot.Closing thoughts:This isn't my first rodeo, I am familiar with retaliation from owners who have trouble following the same rules as the entire community.

BTW, was this by chance an hoa foreclosure auction?  

Is there any chance for me to obtain an FHA or conventional loan, or will I need to get more creative?

The rumors weren't really from what I consider credible sources, but I know there have been champions for this for years now and with the new administration I would think this has a better chance of passing.  

Have you had a chance to frequent some of the local REIA meetings?

Unless you can show the PM company somehow caused the leak then responsibility is going to be on your policy to pay.Any chance of putting responsibility back on the PM company is going to be in your contract with them and what it spells out.

It was just sort of all the same, with the exception of a few busy roads where there was a large mixture of residential and converted commercial properties (buildings that were originally purposed for residential, but now zoned commercial).I did by chance pass by one Commercial property that had a very well maintained and remodeled house with a separate converted garage.  

Second floor tenant moved out whcih gave us a chance to completely update the unit.

As Detroit continues on its revitalization tour, get to know the up-and-coming neighborhoods where you can still buy properties for rent and have a good chance of success.Today I’d like to highlight three Detroit neighborhoods you should know about: East English Village, Jefferson Chalmers/Creekside, and Cornerstone Village/Belgian Triangle.East English VillageDeveloped in 1913, East English Village is home to brick homes with character, built in the early 1930s through the 1950s.