These issues are all exacerbated by rent control which tends to create a price floor rather than a ceiling because the only way the limit amount of new development can make the numbers work is to develop super high end properties that can set the initial bar on rents very high knowing that future growth will be controlled/capped.IMO, the problem of high rents will solve itself if you let it.

But instead I just attended as many deal presentations as I could and raised the bar on my networking. 

Instead of the 1 bar across the closet, maybe convert it to an upper/lower bar on 1 side, a set of shelves in the middle, and 1 bar across the other side. 

Purchase price: $100,000 Cash invested: $5,000 Sale price: $159,900 I’ll jump to the point - I should’ve BRRR’d this deal 🤦🏽‍♀️I bought this house in 2020 with plans to make it my girl’s and my “lady cabin” (hence the pink door).

If I didn't use Alex, I'd use Ed Riggenbach from Welcome Home Milwaukee or Mike Baron from PMI of Greater Milwaukee.

covenants, you had great plans, "but I put a mobile home on the first lot" or a pink house.k. 

Meh sometimes they do, and  sometimes they do with an evil pink eye constantly aimed at you, (even if the other eye is reading  something on the table...) really creepy looking so it scared me to poops, and decided I needed a better way.Now... did I find a better way?

I like the Pink and Orange Line Neighborhoods.

Areas near the Pink Line will probably gentrify faster than areas farther away.

@Kevin GodinhoYou can do a search on the search bar on BP to get all the past posts related to MI.