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Multi unit properties
Hi everyone, I'm from Los Angeles and I was wondering if it would be a smart idea to invest in multi unit properties in Detroit? Everything is so expensive here in LA, I figured I'd look towards the Midwest or up that way. Any feed back would be helpful.
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I don't have experience in the Detroit market, but I assume there are plenty of properties available that look great on paper but are going to be a real challenge to manage properly, especially from across the country. The safer bet would be to pick a more stable location in the Midwest, but everyone's goals, risk tolerance, etc is different.