With that said, many note investors prefer the Midwest (IN, MI, MO, OH, etc.) and the South (GA, FL, TN, etc.).

New River Gorge NP, West Virginia (22.5% average yield)Mammoth Cave NP, Kentucky (17.0% average yield)Voyageurs NP, Minnesota (15.4% average yield)Isle Royale NP, Michigan (14.8% average yield)Joshua Tree NP, California (14.6% average yield)Indiana Dunes NP, Indiana (15.5% average yield)Hawaii Volcanoes NP, Hawaii (14.2% average yield)Badlands & Wind Cave NP, South Dakota (14.1% average yield)Hot Springs NP, Arkansas (14.0% average yield)Kenai Fjords NP, Alaska (13.7% average yield)

I'd be happy to provide some unbiased feedback PMs our customers are working with in Michigan.  

Investing here would be impossible for me as I've got very little cash, so the markets I have been looking at are Des Moines, Atlanta, and Jackson, MI.

If its specific to the Detroit, MI area even better.Thanks

(By the way, if western Michigan is the area you want to explore - let's connect!)

Quote from @Mike Hern: Quote from @Kevin M.: I just watched his webinar and was ready to plop down the $5k just to see the inside, but prayed and then thought I should check him out here and I'm glad I didn't do it.

I am a Realtor and investor in Michigan.

Originally posted by @Joseph M.:I

There's a property tax foreclosure auction coming up in my area soon (Ingham County, MI) and one of the properties being auctioned I found out is a 3 bed, 2 bath modular home.