@Ben T.I recently read an article that listed some of the reno projects with highest ROI.

But then I regretted it because they couldn't seem to maintain my anonymity in their process, and I'd already learned that it was supposedly possible.Then I read this article from Zachary Copp at copplaw.com and contacted him. 

Here is a link to a news story.http://www.wearegreenbay.com/news/local-news/local-5-investigates-rent-to-own

One of the first organic links was a youtube video on how to use a wholesale contract.

In case someone was interested, here is the link to the migration study I mentioned in my initial post. 

@Alex Johnson Detroit-Michigan falls in the middle of the pack regarding "tenant-friendly".As you start to build your Core Four, NEVER believe what people tell you unless they can explain it logically or provide 3rd party proof.Here's 3rd party proof that Michigan is in the middle of the pack:)https://realwealth.com/learn/landlord-friendly-states/https://www.lawdistrict.com/articles/most-renter-friendly-us...

If you are genuinely interested, please message me and I'll send you an invitation link.

Try one of these two web-links: https://www.countyrecordsresea...http://www.retran.net/I have no affiliation with either company..

I know some experts on here expect a correction at some point, but with rental rates being near all-time highs, I think this makes the midwest extremely viable right now.Also, if you want to thing long, long term, check out some articles about climate refugee cities in the midwest and how they think they will be major factors as climate change gets worse and people start to leave areas negatively affected by climate change for a more stable climate.Truth!!

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