Why isn’t your question “Who is sharing false data with the city?”

No need to get excited over it.Yes if you are in a host city absolutely take advantage of it then move on.

I live in North Dakota, and I came across an apartment complex for sale in one of the state’s oil-heavy cities.

Here is an example of how: How to make the map (free + fast)Go to Google My Maps (not regular Maps): https://www.google.com/mymapsCreate a new map → “Import” on the first layer → upload the CSV you just downloaded.Set “Name” as the title column and “Address” as the location column.Click the paint-bucket icon to style categories (Parks, Museums, Food & Drink).Rename the map “Guest Map” → Share → change link to “Anyone with the link – Viewer.”

Williams: There are many people who stand on the mountain top and warn against investing in the core neighborhoods of the inner-city.

Most cities treat this as a commercial use.4.

@Zac Janda Welcome to Twin Cities Investing.

For Detroit properties specifically, the city assessor is aware that Detroit has the highest millage rates for rental properties in the state.

For example, I can tell you that the City of Phoenix has greenlit homeowners adding ADUs on their lots. 

Are these City owned meters?