If so, reach out to @Tyler Howell.Or are you looking for something more creative -- short term or medium term?

I’m also looking for more opportunities in the East Valley for a medium rehab and long-term hold.

After that, the vacancy on a medium-term rental should not be more than a week between reservations. 

There's a few things I quickly learned about the BRRRR strategy and rentals as a whole...1) 98% of properties will not make good rentals 2) There is a medium price range where the BRRRR strategy works - for example in my area you have to purchase in the 115-130k range, rehab for 15-30k, have an ARV of 175-215k, and rent for 1600-1800...so it is a very niche property that works for the BRRRR strategy On top of that - it's going to be VERY hard to get all your money back - if you leave less than 20% in the property (in my opinion) that's a win.

Initially I was interested in short term rentals but after researching and hearing about restrictions in the area, I believe medium term rental might be a better option (or possibly a combination).

Happy medium is focusing on 1-3 of the 173 Detroit Neighborhoods.6) Make sure you understand below:Recommend you first figure out the property Class you want to invest in, THEN figure out the corresponding location to invest in.When investing in areas they don’t really know, investors should research the different property Class submarkets.

Planning on re-doing each unit as the Medium term people leave

AirDNA is saying that because of the high costs of buying right now, the best choices to be profitable are in the medium size cities where housing prices are reasonable. w ww.youtube.com/watch?

Getting your depth and width dimensions may be critical if you're installing a tub/shower unit, maybe not so critical if you're building a custom shower stall.

And I showed him a deal from a wholesaler that i thought was a homerun. 3 doors total, 2 need light/medium rehab, 1 full rehab.