Canton, MI · Member since 2016 · 8 posts · 2 votes
19 year old investor looking to secure first property in Detroit/Metro Detroit. Looking for advice on best markets for buy and hold in Metro Detroit area. Let me know your thoughts! Thanks.
Real Estate Agent · Metro Detroit, MI · Member since 2018 · 614 posts · 666 votes
6y
Old Thread, but perhaps can help someone searching the forums, or Luke if still needed:
Redford, Warren, Taylor, Hazel Park, Lincoln Park, Westland, are some of my favorites to recommend. It's the cities that border Detroit that you can buy:
(General Numbers, can provide PDF reports and example properties for specifics)
- B-,C+, C, C-, Neighborhoods
- 3 Bedroom 1 bath 1,000 sqft
- $50k-$85K purchase
- Rent $800-$1200
- Very Light, Light, or moderate rehabs
- ROI (12%-18%)
- $200-$400 cash flow per door.
This seems to be the most popular profile with a realistic ability to find deals with manageable risk.
Investing in the Actual City of Detroit has a very high barrier to entry. There is a lot more, to learn and study to do it successfully.
Realtor · Detroit, MI · Member since 2018 · 387 posts · 129 votes
7y
@Account Closed Hello your post is kind of limited , but not knowing your financial situation . I would suggest Detroit, Oak park and Southfield are some of my favorites to invest in
Real Estate Agent · Metro Detroit, MI · Member since 2018 · 614 posts · 666 votes
6y
Old Thread, but perhaps can help someone searching the forums, or Luke if still needed:
Redford, Warren, Taylor, Hazel Park, Lincoln Park, Westland, are some of my favorites to recommend. It's the cities that border Detroit that you can buy:
(General Numbers, can provide PDF reports and example properties for specifics)
- B-,C+, C, C-, Neighborhoods
- 3 Bedroom 1 bath 1,000 sqft
- $50k-$85K purchase
- Rent $800-$1200
- Very Light, Light, or moderate rehabs
- ROI (12%-18%)
- $200-$400 cash flow per door.
This seems to be the most popular profile with a realistic ability to find deals with manageable risk.
Investing in the Actual City of Detroit has a very high barrier to entry. There is a lot more, to learn and study to do it successfully.