In the same village.

-I also see new home development near dell from kb homes green lawn village in my range but schools not good .

I have done a flip in the East English Village, to try the market, and just listed the pty.I am currently looking for a team to work with me,  pointing me in the right direction (as I'm not a local and my knowledge of the area is limited) and start doing serious buy and hold investments in Detroit.Interviewing agents and brokers is proving challenging, but I will keep trying until I find the right team for me.If you have any recommendation, it will be greatly appreciated!

Living in Baltimore and working on leasing up our first multifamily in Charles Village, 2 leased and 2 to go. 

Also look into a place called "The Villages", there's a ton of investment going into that area, but the area surrounding it is both underdeveloped and easy to reach (it's where the Turnpike and I-75 conjoin).

Check out the Clifton area in Passaic County, specifically the Botany Village or Athenia. 

I live in an off-grid community outside of the US with an HOA which is legally established in Florida. We all have solar power and most of us have emergency generators. Our solar systems are not as large as you would ...

My goal is to invest in the north side of the city (Lakeview / Roscoe Village). 

I'm a new investor planning to purchase a 2/3 unit property within the next year (in Roscoe Village / Lakeview). 

I landed 5 days ago.My strategy is to buy distressed properties in good neighborhoods, like Boston Edison, Virginia Park, La Salle Gardens, Rosedale Park, English Village and perhaps also in up and coming areas like the North End.