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Scott McMahan
  • Flint, MI
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Michigan Markets - Where to Go?

Scott McMahan
  • Flint, MI
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Hi Michiganders!

I'm brand new to Michigan - we just moved here about a month ago from Arizona to be closer to my fiancee's family in Lapeer. I have a few years' experience as a flipper and I'm looking to get into the market here in Michigan. I'm currently getting my realtors' license and I plan to work primarily with investors and homeowners heading towards foreclosure and other distressed situations while also doing my own deals.

I'm coming to you who have experience in Michigan for advice. If you were to start fresh anywhere in Michigan today, where would you start? Where do you see the most population and value growth (not necessarily the same thing) over the next 5-10 years? Where would you go for the best combination of appreciation and cash flow for landlords? What towns and cities are on the verge of heating up?

I've begun the research, and I'd love to go beyond the numbers and hear your opinions.

Thanks!

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