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  • Kyparissia, Messinia
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Anybody investing in Taylor or Dearborn Heights, MI?

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  • Kyparissia, Messinia
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Hello,

Our "investor friendly " agent has suggested the Downriver or Metro Detroit areas. We are mostly interested in Taylor and Dearborn Heights. I am familiar with both cities but have been away for a while and not sure as to whether they are good for investing in. We are seriously considering Taylor since there seems to be a lot of SFH's available that show potential for cash flow. I am aware that there are differences in neighbourhoods but not sure which. We will be visiting MI the end of April beginning of May to look at some properties. Is there anything in particular to look out for? Any areas that would make for good investments? Thanks for any help in advance.

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