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Imdad Rahman
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Detroit Land Bank

Imdad Rahman
  • Investor
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I've recently come across an intriguing opportunity in the Detroit Land Bank, where properties are available for just $1,000. The catch? They might need around $80,000 in renovations. I have a few questions.

- Have any of you dabbled in Detroit Land Bank properties before? What was your experience like?

- Considering the initial investment and renovation costs, do you think it's realistic to expect a resale value of $100,000 or more? What's your take on the current Detroit real estate market?

I'm essentially looking for your insights, cautionary tales, and success stories to help me make an informed decision. Your experiences could be incredibly valuable, and I'd love to hear from those who have navigated the Detroit Land Bank landscape.

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