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Justin Molzhon
  • Investor
  • Kingsland, GA
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Upcoming Opportunities in Detroit?

Justin Molzhon
  • Investor
  • Kingsland, GA
Posted

I heard a theory recently from a preparedness community that dead/dying cities such as Detroit are likely going to be revived and have manufacturing brought back to the U.S. due to current events. I'm sure we all know there are some bad areas there, but what are the chances it becomes prosperous in the near-mid term future? I see some properties that could be absolute gold mines if it were too go that way, and if not it's a small cost to pay as a gamble. I'm just wondering if the sentiment of it possibly coming back to life is more wide spread than preppers and other small pockets of folks. What's the likelihood of a cheap property now turning into a gold mine over the upcoming years?

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