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Diana B.
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Investing in Detroit suburbs - safety issues?

Diana B.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Vancouver, BC
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After some analysis, I've decided to invest in Detroit suburbs (Warren/Sterling Heights) or possibly further out (Grand Rapids/Ann Arbor). 

I will be buying and holding from out of state, but I do want to visit now and then, at least initially as I get set up.

Is there anything I should be mindful of in terms of crime/safety while travelling to these cities? I hesitate to say it, but especially as a woman travelling by herself? E.g. should I avoid flying in from the Detroit? 

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George P.
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George P.
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millions of people live in those areas and go out all the time.  you make it sound like we live in a prison yard and get stabbed as soon as we leave our houses. 

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