What I mean is, are we getting in to situation where lot of investors buying and looking for renters and rents are not really attractive.Based on what I have heard, 1800 sq.ft Town home with two car garage can get your $1500/- to $1600/-Is this a hyped market due to Amazon and Apple news?

So don't read into the hype.

I am talking here about future value of the properties and how can they appreciate or not in time (I am aware of the risks of bad tenants, but that’s another story) and/or what to look at or not when choosing a neighborhood or studying a deal.Also, to seek opinions from people within the US and, even more, people living in Detroit, to see if the hype that the city has been having (at least here) as a good opportunity to invest and expect a huge rebirth of the city in terms of jobs and population growth is justified or just hype.I also want to seek opinions regarding the amount of investment the city has been having in terms of buying and reconstructing houses: does it match the actual need for single family homes or there are more houses available than the people looking to rent them?

If i came on here trying to hype Revid and you guys kept deleting threads as you said i could create new user names and keep posting.If people posted negative reviews on my company, as the owner it would be a motivating factor to work to help clean-up any problem or satisfy the customer.

., in other words a lot of hype.

And he is NOT hype.

And the truth be told, he can afford to do that at this point simply because his primary source of capital is from his $10k a ticket "hype-you-up" conferences, book sales, and his sales training programs.

Many people that are successful already have these habits and might not "buy in to the hype" of it.

we are talking about folks who will drag stuff accross the floor. kids. on kool aid. no joke. if you havent seen a kid hyped on kool aid then you just wont understand.I would like it to be a higher end property but it is just not that type of neighborhood.I was thinking that tiling would be the most durable and at the same time cost efficient as a DIY project. the floors stand up to water traffic, dirt dragging. periodic sealing is all that is needed to keep it water proof.I am not sold on the tiling and I am certainly not looking forward to the labor involved in laying out a floor.not to mention.

There was a lot of hype that got me really fired up about the potential for real estate investing to get me where I wanted to go.