I also relied heavily on the appraisal report as a 3rd party verification that all information was accurately presented to me. 

Multifamily on the other hand is heavily economic cycle, debt cycle dependent on exit. 

I'm currently building an ADU but I also invest heavily in Detroit.

I’m looking to purchase a commercial office building that has been heavily discounted due to pcb in soil.

Hey Mariana, I invest heavily in the Columbus market and work with out-of-state investors from both the east and west coast who love investing here.

I don't understand why there is such a wide variance between these two cabins right now - same formula.Also, I asked @Collin H. if there was any correlation he could find between the cabins his company manages that are doing somewhere between 15% drop to 50% drop and he said he could find no correlation.If I were to build another any time soon, it would be with a huge down payment, so it would not be so heavily leveraged for my risk tolerance right now.  

Again I don't recommend using the HELOC to buy a LTR unless you can force appreciation heavily and refi out the HELOC.Regardless having a HELOC out is a good idea so you can be your own bank and fund a flip or BRRRR.I would go with the 300k as it might take time for me to find a deal and I would have more resources for bigger projects. 1% isn't too crazy... accesss to 100k is better IMO

If you lived here and was going to get heavily involved in the management of your portfolio then your chances of success are much higher.

Not saying you should, check first of course.Depends heavily on the AHJ where you're located and whether or not you have a pre-existing relationship with them.

Hey guys, So I'm heavily investing in SFH's throughout the Detroit markets.