Many of these homes are now built with 2x6 walls, not to mention great precision.

I think factory construction and the precise and pure angles etc is the way to go.So here is my issue.

I may very well buy a small position in it and place it in my portfolio in case there is more to this bounce in the daily charts than I think.

Just in the last 5 years the median price has doubled in Detroit (see below chart).

I tend to be analytical, so creating a chart that compares the different options on things like how much capital they generate, interest rates, long term implications (selling vs refi vs helocs), etc. 

Take a look at the first chart below.

Both drywall and paint are very easy in theory/concept, but hard to get right if you don't have precise knowledge of the techniques.

@Travis Bodnar You can look towards new home starts, and home price indexes, for example Accident Maryland https://www.zillow.com/accident-md/home-values/ you also likely want to keep an eye on population data by city, just Google the area, for example "Accident MD population" to get the below population chart.

@Adam KochThe answer from @Ashish Acharya is more precise. 

I need an expert to help me do this process with speed and precision and be available to advise when I get over my head.