You want an accountant who can help you strategize and who is responsive when you want to know the tax consequences of the decisions you are making throughout the year.Good luck. 

There aren't many 5+ unit properties trading in those areas, and the 2-4 market doesn't really trade on a cap rate basis, because it's very owner occupied heavy.

I had farm use so could have put my cows and chickens in there and they would be responsible if the farm animals got loose.

It's been extremely good to me, but the key to success (just like anywhere) is making sure you have a rock solid team behind you.$100k is a solid amount to get started in Detroit and similar markets.

Additionally, they engage in charity work and support Christian ministries, which may resonate with those sharing similar values.Our financial advisor initially recommended SDIRA Wealth for its tax strategies, and it has proven to be a solid choice.

I think you have solid criteria to find a good property with good long term appreciation prospects and cashflow. 

Just looked at some economic data in that area and it looks like they have pretty solid underlying fundamentals: jobs, population growth, desirability, affordability.

I was spiraling down at the time with poor food choices, heavy alcohol consumption, and a very stressful work environment.

Looking forward to learning more about RE and soaking up some knowledge on here.Thanks for your input and responses,Jesse

Hello Angel,Thanks for the quick response to my post!