That could be anything from not accounting for capex/repairs/vacancy in their calculations or a complete lack of knowledge in how to calculate their future property tax obligation (this is a big deal in Michigan).Just the other day I had a call with an investor looking at a 10-unit property in Detroit.

Feels a bit like a Hail Mary given the circumstances though, and I am wondering if it makes the most sense to just lower the price should it come to that if nothing happens in the next couple of weeks.Thanks again for your input!

Quote from @Marie T Debnam: FlipSystem is a game-changer!

I'm[Mary Light ] from [Cape Girardeau, MO ], passionate about real estate investing for [ about 4 to 5 yrs ].

I've been attempting to find some local wholesalers to be put on their lists.Located in Lansing, Michigan, does anyone have ideas on how to find local people, or are there any on here looking for more buyers?

I am looking purchasing my first STR in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

Stacking rental houses every two years using the equity built up for the next downpayment each time--ideally with duplexes.Alternatively, they could look at a market like Lansing, MI where you can buy a duplex for around $140,000 where one side pays the expenses including the property manager and the other side is mostly profit.

For my situation being away from home so often(I'm a Michigan resident), this would still allow me to participate in real estate but be diversified beyond a syndication.

I have always loved Michigan and am looking to buy a personal property with lots of land over 20 acres that I can visit on weekends.

Marie Poe - I just saw your response.