Let’s talk shop — always good to hear how others are navigating the shifting landscape.

Think of it like this…If you wanted to open a car repair shop just because someone on YouTube said it’s easy money—$10K, $100K—would you start by trying to fix engines with no experience and expect customers to line up?

Hey Konsatntinos, I have a neighborhood map that I can send to you. 

My thoughts:1) Go with white shaker style2) Do not use RTA to save a few bucks3) Look at something like Diamond available at Lowes off-the-shelf4) Don't shop for discounts.

You can’t invest by zip code or neighborhood in Detroit.

Fircrest, the North End and University Place are all highly sought after neighborhoods and attract good renters.

It's in a residential neighborhood but the zoning is industrial for the area. 

The key to success is understanding the neighborhoods, working with reliable contractors, and knowing the ins and outs of the local market.

If you’re ever looking for boots-on-the-ground help in Indy, or just want to talk shop, feel free to reach out!

Most of the duplex's I'm seeing are in rough neighborhoods or very old and run down from tired landlords.