It's a tale as old as time. A tenant moves into a place with lower-than-average rent, only to discover some undisclosed horror that the landlord seems reticent to fix. Now imagine if instead of one landlord, you had hundreds — and in order to get them to fix your hot water problem, you have to look them up on the blockchain. That's the reality for hundreds of renters in the Detroit metro area, a region which has dealt with more than its fair share of corporate fat cats and real estate speculators looking to carve out communities for profit. Meet […]