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Isiah Ferguson
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Detroit market really ?

Isiah Ferguson
  • Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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Why is Detroit, MI market so low right now ? I've seen multiple properties as low as 1k. Would it go back up sooner and is a good time to buy and hold there ? Newbie questions, am I missing something here ?

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Jon W.
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Jon W.
  • Flip and Buy/Hold Investor
  • Rochester Hills, MI
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Any properties for sale for $1k are probably worth that. They are in horrible areas of blight where no one wants to live and will be that last to be redeveloped. There are great areas of Detroit. 

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