But as someone who’s been in the trenches of real estate investing for almost 30 years, I continue to see some flaws.Some of the flaws I have witnessed are when tech-driven companies seem to lack backing from experienced underwriters or seasoned real estate professionals.

The macroeconomics are on fire here - population growth, job growth, and companies moving and developing here.

Insurance companies and car dealerships and plenty of other consumer businesses close by.

Also never pay any upfront fees and go with a trusted lender who closes through a title company. 

However, they are merging with another company next month which does NOT have MLS-only memberships.

Big players like Ford, GM, and even tech companies are betting on Detroit.

@Steve K.As an investor who buys loans I can share your frustration with servicing companies.

MF properties are viewed as businesses, thus often priced as a multiple of annual income potential (like any other business, whether you're selling a donut shop or a tech company).

With where you are at currently, I would recommend a regular tax prep agent from a company like H&R block.

Innago is an excellent platform that not only enables you to market your properties but also offers a link for potential tenants to submit applications, including credit and background screenings.