All Forum Posts by: Hailey Brown

@Hailey Brown Orlando is a very hot market and I wish I had property there!  Atlanta could sore soon if Amazon chooses it for HQ2.  Best of luck!

 Sorry for misunderstanding. I didn't mean that I invest in East Coast. I just noticed that the prices in CT, MA, NJ and some other markets are still far from 2006 peak. Where as, markets like WA, CA, OR, TX have already blown past 2006 peak. I used to invest in mid-west but since end of last year, I have moved to south and have invested in B'ham and Atlanta and may invest in FL markets.

 Detroit has some of the worst population statistics - huge reductions over the last 15 years, and both household income and property values have declined as well.  Just some stats, take them how you will.

@Sharon Tseung - I would consider the metro Detroit area for real estate. The city is making a great comeback. The development in the downtown area is stretching out to the other areas of the city as well as the suburbs. I have a team here that includes a construction company, property management and brokerage as well. 

I just did a deal with some buyers from Australia and before they came over I took photos of the property, took video and also drove around the neighborhood and filmed it so they can get a good idea of the area. Of course, they eventually did fly over and got to meet my team as well as take a tour of the area. 

Which ever market you pick, make sure you do invest some time to meet your team and get a feel for the city. Good luck and let me know if you have any questions :) 

Let me know if I can be of any help. Good Luck!