You can try tax records, but in Michigan, many new owners don't do that. 

mi Wouter love to join that group if posible please. 

I’d be happy to make an unbiased recommendation for Michigan.

You are asking about markets where you can Buy, Rehab, Rent out, Refinance, and Repeat (BRRRR Method) where you can buy 70% of After Repair Value and under $150,000 with good cashflow.This is my favorite strategy as well.There are several markets in Michigan where you can do this but the market I prefer is Lansing, MI.It is the State capitol, there is always a lot of economic development as a result which creates jobs and demand for housing which keeps rents up and appreciation steady.To Your Success! 

Quote from @Eric M.: I agree with Jon in principal.  

Flint, Michigan. or Detroit, Michigan.3.

I just recently moved to Grand Rapids, Michigan and I am super excited about starting my real estate investing journey.

Quote from @Daniel M.: I am by no means proposing this, but just as Medicare premiums, Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) from retirement accounts, and contribution limits for IRA/401k accounts are adjusted for inflation, would it be fair to suggest that rent increases could follow a similar model to ensure that both landlords and tenants are treated equitably?

I am in Michigan and looking for a HELOC on my investment property, it is held in an LLC.

We are looking for a reputable (and reasonably priced) eviction attorney in Michigan, specifically for the Bay City area, thanks.