All Forum Posts by: Jamiel Strickland

@Adam Adelman,

Yes been investing here since 2016 and still working to grow!

@Adam Adelman,

Makes sense, I would focus on the big stuff like plumbing, gutters, electrical because most Detroit homes are older. Then to make it appealing that won't break the bank are some LifeProof planks, nice bathroom vanity, and white cabinets. You don't have to overdo it but the ball is set so low for rentals in Detroit because average homes still have terrible floors and bathrooms for renters so you can make a difference just by making is safe and clean. 

@Adam Adelman,

We can speak more but that really depends on what you're looking to do to it. Some people like to be very cheap with renovations because it's Detroit where I take a different approach and try to make mine on the nicer side compared to others here.

@Brynton Lemar,

If you ever consider Detroit or out of state investing in Michigan. Let's connect, hope your investing career in Cali goes well. I am sure meeting new people here and throughout your pro career will be beneficial.

@Eric Friday converting it t a 3/2 was probably added value for the new buyer. 2/1 are harder to sell usually. The numbers make a lot of sense and when the outcome is sold. That is the best.

@Rachel Kubler, 

I would look at Morningside I see that being one to keep your eye on, if you have some more questions on Detroit feel free to reach out to me.

@Jason Jackson,

I think I can help you out, being here in Detroit and investing here we can help point you in the direction because we wholesale as well.

@Steven Graber,

The better question is where are the places to buy where its low entry price but not talked about much so still room to get in. It is a lot to investing in Detroit, if your looking for a pinpoint place let me know I can try to help out. 

@Valerie King,

I did the same thing, I house hack in Dearborn so I did not think much of it then boom my car insurance is double! Something I did not think of before I moved into the city to househack.