What neighborhoods in Detroit are you currently buying in for flips/rentals? I’m seeing lots of activity in 48235 — curious what other investors are seeing
@Zarresha Carr why do investors keep trying to invest in the City of Detroit using zip codes?
Zip codes work in the Metro Detroit suburbs ONLY!
Much of Detroit is block-by-block and zip codes cover too large of an area.
We use City Neighborhoods of which there are 187 to 195 - depending on the source.
We've analyzed & rated 183 Neighborhoods, which we have color-coded on our website.
Since a zip code will encompass SEVERAL Neighborhoods, using the Neighborhood approach focuses on smaller sections of the city, which leads to a higher probability of success!
NOTE: even though the Neighborhood approach is better than the zip code approach, many Neighborhoods still require a block-by-block analysis for successful investing.
@Zarresha Carr why do investors keep trying to invest in the City of Detroit using zip codes?
Zip codes work in the Metro Detroit suburbs ONLY!
Much of Detroit is block-by-block and zip codes cover too large of an area.
We use City Neighborhoods of which there are 187 to 195 - depending on the source.
We've analyzed & rated 183 Neighborhoods, which we have color-coded on our website.
Since a zip code will encompass SEVERAL Neighborhoods, using the Neighborhood approach focuses on smaller sections of the city, which leads to a higher probability of success!
NOTE: even though the Neighborhood approach is better than the zip code approach, many Neighborhoods still require a block-by-block analysis for successful investing.
That’s a great point, Michael — I’ve noticed a lot of people using zip codes when discussing Detroit investing, but I can definitely see how that could be misleading compared to neighborhood or block-by-block analysis. I’d love to learn more about the way you’ve broken down the neighborhoods and how that can be applied to flips and rentals.
That’s a great point, Michael — I’ve noticed a lot of people using zip codes when discussing Detroit investing, but I can definitely see how that could be misleading compared to neighborhood or block-by-block analysis. I’d love to learn more about the way you’ve broken down the neighborhoods and how that can be applied to flips and rentals.
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48235, 48219, 48221, 48227, and 48224 have been my go tos for the last few years. As Michael said, it's block by block. It's SO important to have boots on the ground to physically walk properties in Detroit before closing.