I have seven empty units that will soon be online and those will be marketed to old people with SS or section 8 as a mitigation strategy.But *If* I it turns out that I am wrong about most people, I could probably pay my mortgages and make my bills with no rent at all on my 49 units for about a year; and I don't think no rent at all will happen-- By my, estimates 19 of my tenants are at VERY LOW risk of defaulting on rent payments, and another 13 are at low-moderate risk.

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It is to many dollars chasing too few goods and at moderate rates is a sign of a healthy economy.

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That being said my team sells more property in Detroit than anyone in the country and I would not recommend the actual city of Detroit for you first investment like any smart investor would do you should diversify your investments some high risk, some moderate and some low.

My area it is $6 sf to replace with a moderate LVP. 6000 sf* $6 sf= $36000.

In my market (Toledo, OH) we have been on a moderately stable to slight decline in population for the last 20-30 years.

Thank you in advance for sharing your knowledge with me.Usually the discussion around Ohio is do you invest in Columbus which is the most expensive city, but also has the strongest economy and population growth.The other cities have more moderate economic situations but also way more “bang for the buck” in terms of pure cash flow and lower cost of entry.

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Why have the moderators not moved this thread to the marketplace?