I do this to protect myself and my current tenants because when I have a renovated unit, I require 60 days notice and I make every effort to have a tenant ready to move in within two days of the old tenant move out.

Has anyone noticed population growth or rental stability in the metro area (not just downtown)?

The company is investing over $11B into this datacenter, but you notice something about the campus; almost no parking lots. 

I'm working on getting a SFH to market for rent and during these past 3ish months, I've noticed that my immediate area has only maintained a handful of rental listings on sites like Realtor.

I also noticed changes to my home office deduction.

Quote from @Barbara Johannsen: I’ve noticed more seller-financed notes coming onto the market lately.

. • The pricing was anchored to a nearby property that sold for ~$1M, but that same property is now estimated around ~$750k on Zillow, is in noticeably better condition, and was sold using a seller carryback structure (which, honestly, I don’t think could be conventionally underwritten by a lender at 1M). • Another 4-plex is listed at around $300/sqft, while the one next door—significantly better condition—recently sold for about $200/sqft.When I asked about pricing, the listing agent said that if they lowered it to $280/sqft, they’d get “tons of offers.” 

Your "value add" is increasing Net Operating Income by increasing revenue and decreasing expenses the best you can.

If an investor doesn't have a backup plan, it's a very dangerous route to take.These lawsuits are instructive for any one interested: These don't include Morby.It's just how the state is treating things now You will notice how many people are indicted.. 

Pretty much the ONLY time in history when you could buy Class A rentals and have them immediately cashflow was after the Great Real Estate Crash.Once prices returned to "normal" around 2018, it became very difficult to find cashflowing Class A rentals w/o flipping them to STR or MTR.Currently, our numbers show that it will take at least 3-5 years for a Class A rental to actually cashflow.Class B: 1-3 years.Class C: immediate cashflow, but only if you can mitigate Class C tenant risks.Please DM us and give us at least a 1 week notice if you want to set something up in Detroit:)