@Jaxon T Stryker We have all been there.

.A few markets I recommend are Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Lansing, and Muskegon.Grand Rapids is rapidly growing but still offers some cash flow and a good chance of appreciation.Kalamazoo has a good price point and offers cash flow, plus is a growing market because of a number of large employers in the area that are continuing to grow (Stryker, Pfizer, and a number of other manufacturers).Lansing has a good price point too and offers a lot of cash flow but does not see much growth.Muskegon has the most affordable prices and the best cash flow, plus the city is doing lots of work to improve the area and the home prices, it is a market I am bullish on over the next 5 years.

I really like the Portage market because of the job growth companies like Stryker and Pfizer are bringing to the area.

We own around $15m we understand the asset but want to have our assumptions challenged by someone who spends their time in the listing/selling space.Thank you,Stryker

@Justin Stryker -- Welcome to BP!

Not only does it have 3 universities, but is home to Stryker's world headquarters, Phizer, and 2 major hospitals. 

Now... if we're talking Portage just outside of Kzoo that's a good flip area to look into as they have great jobs from Stryker, Borgess, and plenty of other manufacturing/engineering companies. 

@Justin Stryker.  1st:  Contact your MLS customer service and just ask what the differences [with them] are to switch to non-Board Member/Non-Realtor. 

We just built the Western Michigan Homer Stryker M.D.

Originally posted by @Jo Anna Stryker: I attended a Fortune Builders 3 day seminar that cost me $197.