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First, this is by far the best thread I have seen on BP. Thanks @DavidSmit for starting this. I respect everyones outlook on this topic even If I don't agree, I LOVE looking at others perspectives. 2nd-If someone owns 82K units that is great for them, how do they treat their employees, are their tenants happy? Real Estate is money driven so finally we can all put the BS to bed, yes this is about the money. Should some legality come into play? Yes I think that's the way to solve it right? Our good old Justice system should agree; again case and point is system. A system doesn't care about greed or fairness, a system cares about production even if it's at the demise of a people. So in close people are going to do what they want and each investor as an individual or corporation has a choice on how they want to operate their business #choosewisely

That is possible. Most standard homes are a 3/1, maybe 3/1.5. But a 3/2 is a possibility. I will message you and you can send me your email. 

When are you coming? Welcome to the Motor City!

Both Farmington and Southfield are good areas. I would direct you on specifics depending what are your major concerns; access to schools, work, equity etc.. 200K is a good average. Many opportunities.

Courtney M. Live where you want, Invest where it makes sense. If you are looking for a passive investment(rental property) no problem people do it every day. If you are looking to flip a little harder but it can be done. Please use someone that is a professional (like me) or others on BP. Do your research. Detroit and suburbs is Hott! right now. I do business with many people on the west coast.

AJ Brown Are you actively looking to purchase rental property? Cash or financing? I know the rental market well.

Kelly Conley Hi! Do you source probate leads in any other states?

Dave Mason Hi! I would like to recommend myself for the following reasons 1. Have done hundreds of deals as a Realtor 2. Work with international clients on the regular to include, Kuwait, India, France, Iran etc.. 3. I have my own investments 4. Depending on where you’re looking to invest I can assist in the Midwest(great rental market) and the south. We can chat if you’d like to pick my brain.

Justin Earley buy a single family Property to flip or collect rental income. You can find good deals in Detroit. This is the fastest way. Starting an LLC is good. See if you can get a home equity line on your current residence.

Thank you both, seems like gaining knowledge locally is the best route to take