Of course, that's my biased opinion. 

Ofcoarse that is homevestors biased opinion, but still.Lots of good cash flow rentals here, can buy houses for under $50k and rent em out for $700-$950 Check into it

These people may even become relatively rich one day, but will never be able to sustain any lifestyle without going back to work eventually, because they did not create wealth.The speakers I have been listening to over the past couple weeks of my real estate course have all been heavily biased towards the realtor mentality, they have what I consider to be “the poor person's†mindset, as they see artificial caps on the amount of money a person could possibly make, and limit themselves to only doing what has been done before.

Investment strategy with a financial planner, though I'm pretty skeptical you can find anyone who's not biased toward some particular asset class."

I then found many people to talk with about the area to get a wide range of thoughts without bias.

It's also 85% African American, so why would the mainstream give it any positive attention besides the biased approach of not wanting it to look bad, because it is a representative of the state. 

I am biased, I am a buy and holder!

In fact, it makes me more uncomfortable because I feel like I am being biased and not acting on the best interest of my buyer.

seem to be significantly biased toward the tenant.

Yes, Detroit is worse than most and it makes the national stage quite a bit more, but that does not mean that other cities are without issues.For a little more insight, with a little less "spin" check out this article on what the police cheif actually said and the context that it was said in:http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/03/james-cra...It's almost as if Mr Gutfield from Fox News had a bias and chose to spin a story in a way that proved his points.