I am certain that it can be traced back to the race riots, but unlike the rest of the country, the Detroit metro never moved on.

I think it's a horrendous practice but there is legal precedent with documentary film makers who make millions selling depictions of illegal acts (rape, murder, genocide, rioting, assault, etc....).

With all of the virus restrictions and lockdowns, the city life lost some of its attraction but will still remain sought after, I was wondering people’s opinions on how these riots will affect people’s view on small town living?

Investor gives up some equity 3. ould take a little longer than normal, because I am a one man riot!  

I also Love the $100 dollar bill business cards, what a riot and a good way to attract eager bird-dogs!

2 wins, and 2 losses later I can honestly say that it was a riot to fight, and I'm really glad I did it!

He thought it was a riot.

If you're buying this for cash flow you can take your $70,000 and dump it into a high-yield interest savings account with no headaches; if you can make 2% ($1400 a year) you're doing better than this deal.I think everyone above, while trying to be helpful, are not reading you the riot act.

I was told to not invest in Hennepin (Minneapolis) or Ramsey (St Paul) because of regulation and oversight and fees (before all this covid and riot stuff) but Dakota county is good (Apple Valley area) but I see a house that looks interesting in Ramsey.

Wuhan, Riots & Worms... crazy times.