Quote from @Logan M.: I tend to get frustrated when I keep telling people that you can buy large multifamily with 0% down.

I'm a Broker / Realtor & Property Manager in the Metro Detroit market (Michigan) and have connections with lenders, wholesalers...you name it!

First off, you can provide all the links you want about $1266 being the maximum including utilities that section 8 offered in 2021 or even 2020 for that matter but the LARGEST section 8 agency in Detroit (with perhaps the exception of Detroit Housing Commission, aka DHC.) and Michigan which is Michigan State Housing Development Authority, commonly known as MSHDA approves up to $1478 including utilities.

That's a good way to look at it@Tyler MI did feel like 7.5% was a bit high.

Hello,I’m a new college who made a goal to buy my first rental property by the time i’m 25 (which would be in 2 years) and am starting my career as a commercial real estate broker in Grand Rapids, MI.

Kameron & Kristy Morris service SW Michigan.

In Michigan, a landlord can be required to pay back 3x the SD if they violate the process!

@Shiwei Qu investors are flocking to the Midwest cites due to lower entry costs.You can't compare Columbus, OH to Detroit, MI as two different approaches.

I am from MI and am starting to spend more time here.

I personally invest in Michigan.