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Some of my answer might be repeating what others have said, but I'll throw my thoughts into the hat:Turnkey Pros- Going to be about as hands-off as you can get on a rental property (not fully hands-off still though)- Can buy in any market because of the hands-off aspect- Experts are doing all the work for youTurnkey Cons- You'll pay market value (watch out for turnkey companies who notoriously charge over market value... it's not most of them, but some of the most popular)- No real way to force appreciation- The least obvious con, in my opinion: People tend to go into turnkeys with that "hands-off" mentality.

A lot of builders are including Jr ADUs now and the plans are super popular, not just as rentals, but for lots of reasons.

Are we just seeing what is popular in the area off comps?

The coal industry was once popular there, but has since moved out.

Facebook marketplace is also a good option that is gaining popularity these days.

ABNB and Langly FCU are popular as they typically have good rates for those who bank with them on commercial and investment properties. 

You will find they are very popular, stay full, and provide consistent cash flow.

In summary, I have some phone calls scheduled with different turnkey companies including some of the popular ones: spartan, maverick, rent to retirement and midsouth.

After much research Detroit has come up as an area to invest due to city growth, a rebounding job market and a lower cost of entry into the market compared to other popular options.We are looking to connect with wholesalers, realtors / investors and some trusted contractors to embark on purchasing some properties.