And if you're going to have both, then you're going to have heavy government regulation of what would otherwise be free enterprise, which is veering quite close to actual communism. 

They'll want you to have some skin in the game (~15% of purchase + reno) and you may have trouble if you've never done a flip or BRRRR before.My gut tells me this doesn't work as a BRRRR, rent is too low.

We won't buy something just to have something and are still absolute rookies at this real estate game, but sometimes I bite my tongue and want to say "F-it, lets GO!" 

Hey All,I am new to the game, and have a question that is probably dumb.

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You obviously got into the realestate game for a reason and even though the road is a little bit rough right now I think you should just take a deep breath refocus yourself and everything should be OK.

Detroit is really a single family rental game. 

The owner is a lawyer who believes he has gamed the system by claiming much the same thing.

When doing our first deal, we were on top of our due diligence game and it paid out tenfold.