https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-10-26...By Patrick ClarkOctober 26, 2017, 2:00 AM PDTRents have increased rapidly across U.S. housing markets as the share of renting households has risen faster than the number of new units.

If it is below market, have a plan to incrementally increase rents over time, not all at once.

I primarily invest in Grand Rapids, MI, but my partner and I are looking to get into the Detroit market is some fashion, whether that’s investing or property management.

The market is strong however inventory is depleting at an excessively rapid pace.

@Kevin Krato, after already making monthly payments for years, the payout figure for a normal amortized loan should be less than the amount originally borrowed (because, the Bank has already been receiving the interest due to date, and some incremental principal). 

It's what I use here in Grand Rapids.

I live in Grand Rapids MI and would plan on staying there. 

I am a young guy and want to get to building my portfolio as rapidly as possible.

That gives you the ability to hand over any amount up to $15K in $1K increments.

Our ability to own and control land is changing rapidly as we sleep, and many if not ,most are oblivious to this incidious process.