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Danielle E.
  • Rental Property Investor
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Detroit - Jefferson-Chalmers Neighborhood

Danielle E.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Washington D.C.
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Hello all,

I am a new investor who is also new to investing in Detroit. I am in the process of closing on two properties in Fitzgerald that I plan to rehab and rent out. I have also had my eye on Jefferson-Chalmers as I read that the neighborhood is being zoned as a historic district. Does anyone have experience with investing in this particular neighborhood? I did see that flooding is a concern and I was also wondering if any investors have information on which parts of the neighborhood are prone to flooding. Thanks!

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Gary Carver
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Gary Carver
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  • Detroit, MI
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Yes. Those are fine. Along with Morningside is up and coming in the area. 

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