All complimented with Amazon fulfillment centers, google, and more tech manufacturing jobs.The bad reputation of “Detroit” comes from OOS investors wanting sub $40,000, D class properties in poor condition, because they pencil out to 2-3% deals on paper.

We have also done window replacements and replaced analog thermostats with programmable digital thermostats.Interested to hear if anyone else has had success with weatherization/insulating and other energy efficiency measures.

Apparently, this is deeply embedded in terms and conditions (fineprint) when you sign up, do you really read through even single line item?

It was a good deal for him, because he was willing to do the work to get the units into rent condition.

Educating investors about market conditions is essential.

Comprehensive CoverageBasic Coverage: Covers specific risks like fire, theft, and certain weather damage.

It is in leasable condition but has below market in-place leases.

So, if that's a condition for you to buy, you can forget the idea right away. 

While I have seen only good things said about PPR, one thing of concern is that even though they started  during the great recession they do not have a track record of weathering one.

There are two types of appreciation to consider:1.Market Appreciation: Rising property values driven by external factors like economic growth, demand, or market conditions.