I love my rentals in Warren and metro Detroit and so do our clients who buy them.Warren has Large Chrysler and GM plants within the city as well as Henry Ford and multiple hospitals.Auto and healthcare are Michigan’s 2 largest industries.

Cleared land where we would be able to set up a you-pick section planted with various berries that could that could yield within a couple years.

Again, those costs are what I would spend and you may be looking at $145k.My finishes for that would be quartz counter tops, new kitchen cabinets, new GE or better appliances, wood floors (not to exceed $5 per SF in material costs) in most of home (possibly do carpet in kids bedrooms to save), tile shower for master bath, tile floors in all baths, tub shower with tile on walls in guest/hall bath, sand texture stucco, average 30 year shingles for roof, etc.

Granted I'm biased because I live in Brewerytown and have done several dozen projects in Brewerytown but the reason I chose to plant my flag here ~8 years ago was the location, which can't be beat.

-All new hardwood floors upstairs and down-Gut one bathroom and add a second-New tile in bathrooms and kitchen + backsplash-Exterior work including sanding and painting-Walls hopefully don't need a gut, but they do have a weird texture and I'm hoping to do some skimcoating-All new interior and exterior doors and hardware-New kitchen ($3,000 worth of ikea cabinets)-All new light fixtures and appliances-Finished basement (this is the biggest ?

Furthermore, Intel is spending 20 Billion dollars to build two semiconductor plants, and many more great things presently and coming in the future.

It was a wood composite with a vinyl top layer with texture.

@Dan Scarborough  nice outline.. although if your doing a sale in that manner you will have to pay our forester up front for the cruise.. and out our way our growing cycles are more like 60 to 90 years and longer.. replant is mandatory in our area unless your say planting a vineyard or something.. you cant just clear cut and leave it .ERGO there is more timber than there ever has been.. and more coming on line from all the replanting in the 60s and 70s.. in our market if a forester is engaged to set up a sale.. he or she will usually only market to the normal sources IE log buyers and some loggers that buy timber stands ( like I used to do).. public can find a few of them.. but if its a big mature stand competition from a mill is pretty keen.

https://www.wdrb.com/news/business/toyota-to-spend-1-3-billi...

To your point, they are about to develop a massive battery plant between Statesboro and Savannah so that was another draw to that area.