Most C neighborhoods don’t have brothels, and if they do, they are discrete and the girls are pretty.Bottom line: You bought into an F neighborhood, not a C neighborhood.

Reminds me of the people in bad marriages who think a baby will solve the problems -  you are just adding to the problems not solving them. 

They are probably a Baby Boomer with a lot of rentals that needs to start downsizing. 

I didn't come from money or a trust fund baby.

My wife and I just had our first baby and would like to buy a nice house in a good school zone close to family.

It is essentially, my baby. 

I'm 24 years old since I was 16 I've always wanted to become a real estate investor but I have not yet started due to I just don't know where and how to start not just that I feel like I lack some knowledge            My 'Why':After years of working in the restaurant industry I realized that I need a path where the room of growth is limitlessso I started googling & watching videos about investing   I got inspired and became obsessed with the idea of building massive growth through real estate investing                  But I have been feeling stuck due to I don't know how should I go by when it comes to take my first baby step  I strongly believe that I need guidance in this path   So looking for a mentor to guide me through this journey that I've always wanted to get into  I have not succeeded to find one or at least that's what I think    I'm open for constructive criticism.  

The fact that you're recognizing this now, before the baby arrives, and taking action toward it is such a smart and empowering move.The markets you're considering - Detroit, Birmingham, St.

It’s demographics and the largest cohort of people, bigger than the baby boomers, are just finishing school.

Technically this girl was still on a lease and if she showed back up after I had changed the locks I figure I might have been in trouble.