Those with an eye on recent history can't be blamed for thinking current market conditions are nearing their endgame, with rapid price appreciation and fierce competition for homes eerily reminiscent of the late stages of the mid-2000s housing boom.

So it really was chance..After getting down here I see that it’s a rapidly growing area...it’s pretty amazing that I haven’t heard of it sooner.

I'm not really looking in a specific area in Michigan, but I do like Grand Rapids, Novi/ Farmington Hills, Auburn Hills/ Rochester, Ann Arbor, and Downtown Detroit, all epicenters for Universities or the Technology/Engineering industries.

Clear Title.If there are title issues you the seller or Rapid Home Deals will need to pay to get the title clear.

(also thought about it being boat storage until local development catches up so at least it would cashflow something) going to wait for about one year, before we take any major action (Bridge Development should be rapidly moving along by then - Completion date for bridge is 2024)

It shrinks rapidly in heat. 

This may not be a practical answer, but can you self administer a rapid drug screen to your prospective tenants. 

I invest in Lansing and Grand Rapids right now.

The whole RE environment is so rapidly changing so I would like to know if any planning commission people or investors can help with these questions.Thanks for posting!

However, the interest rates are super affordable and I'm not betting on home prices going down in Indy anytime soon, but they might stabilize and stop increasing so rapidly.