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I heard that this makes the permit approval process so much faster and the plans can be purchased for so much cheaper.Great point, thank you so much for highlighting that this is a thing, very clutch. 

While this would have impact, I don't see anything of such a major impact where it would, as this post is highlighted, "make it illegal for most investors".

Megan shared a great article I believe recently highlighting population movement and St.

I would love to hear a podcast that highlighted successful investors, not as much how they got there, but what it allowed them to do.  

Pick the one you want from that list and their name appears in highlighted in blue in your post.

highlight=Information like this is gold for the out of state investor.

. :) lately she refuses to highlight my colleagues when I want her to.

I have read some of the books highlighted on these podcast such as the "richest man in Babylon"and "the book on investing in real estate with little to no money down" by my man Brandon Turner.

I can recommend these fascinating books for those who want to dig deeper (from their armchairs):How To Live In Detroit Without Being A Jackass, by Aaron Foley (bonus if you can ID the cover design reference)Detroit: The Dream Is Now, by Michel Arnaud (these 2 books alone will show the delicate balance needed between Old and New)Unreal Estate Guide To Detroit, by Andrew Herscher (highlights the quirky underground creativity that permeates the city)