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Ryan Garza
  • Westland, MI
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Should I be Investing in this Neighborhood?

Ryan Garza
  • Westland, MI
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Hello community!  I am looking to invest in the town I grew up in; real estate is reasonably priced, there is a low crime rate, and the schools are top tier.  I have done some research and discovered that it is hard to find rental comps because not too many single family homes are for rent in the area.  Is this a sign that most people are buying?  Should I not invest in this neighborhood if most are looking to buy, or does the lack of single family homes for rent mean that there may be a demand for them?

I would love to hear the community's input! Thanks!