Is there job growth, a lot of development?  

If more information were available to developers and homeowners about ADA compliance and units, we would all benefit.

This hands-on experience helped us develop some DIY skills and boosted our confidence.In 2020, we bought a single-family home that we’re currently living in and rehabbing.

Can any builders/developers share their experience getting started or which route is best to take in the current market?

With more growth, rising prices, and development in suburban areas will we ever see cities return to what they were?

How you're thinking about things is on the right track - developing a network of mentors you can talk to is a good thing. 

And do you think a reason for that might be that the average duration of a 30Y mortgage has actually slowly increased upwards as some portion of the population hangs onto their 2% mortgages from COVID era rates?

Hey Muhammad, I'm going to be voting for Detroit every time here.You have low entry price points, a city that's undergoing major revitalization, positive cash flow, strong appreciation, and population growth for the first time in nearly 70 years.Detroit prices have doubled in the last five years and the momentum is just getting started in my opinion.I invest there and help others do the same.

A dozen or so unanswered emails later I'm being told I need to go hire a developer to set it up properly. 

Also, it’s best practice to consider areas with population growth and job creation- they typically offer stable returns.