Rising Mortgage Delinquencies in Metro Detroit: Opportunities
Wednesday, April 16
The nation’s housing market is facing a new challenge, with over 6 million American homeowners behind on their mortgage payments in early 2025. While this may raise concerns about economic stability, real estate investors know that market shifts often bring unique opportunities. For Metro Detroi...
Revitalization in Detroit’s North End: Brings New Opportunities
Wednesday, April 16
An exciting chapter is opening for Detroit’s North End neighborhood with the completion of The Beauton, a brand-new mixed-use development spearheaded by Charles Dickerson III. This $7.3 million project is a critical sign of growth arriving in one of Detroit’s fastest-developing areas. The Beauto...
Deep Dive into Detroit Neighborhoods: Morningside
Wednesday, March 19
Welcome to our in-depth look at Detroit’s Morningside neighborhood—one of the city’s 183 unique communities. This series is designed for rental property investors, offering a detailed, street-level perspective to help you make informed decisions. With over three decades of experience owning, fina...
What Michigan Landlords Need to Know About Section 8 Changes
Tuesday, March 11
There’s been a lot of buzz lately about Michigan’s proposed legislation (Senate Bills 205-208) that could change the rental game for landlords across the state. If the bills become law, landlords with five or more properties would no longer be able to decline tenants because they use Section 8 ho...
Detroit's Tech Renaissance: A Golden Opportunity for Rental Investors
Tuesday, March 11
The city of Detroit is experiencing a remarkable transformation, emerging once again as a beacon of innovation and technology. Spearheaded by Ford’s revitalization of the Michigan Central Station, Detroit is attracting a new wave of automotive startups and tech companies, making it an exciting f...
When Evictions Turn Tragic: Lessons for Safer Landlord-Tenant Relation
Friday, February 07
Two Preventable Losses Imagine an eviction on your property—a routine day on paper. Yet for two Detroit families in 2024, evictions ended in heart-wrenching tragedy. Within a span of five months, confrontations between landlords and tenants turned fatally violent. On July 12, 2024, Sherman Butle...