Thanks Michael you've given me much food for thought, especially with educating myself on creative financing.

-July 30th CNBC“Home sale prices continue to shoot up across metro Detroit, delighting many sellers but causing nightmares for the would-be buyers who keep getting outbid for the few properties on the market.Some of the biggest price jumps have happened in the city of Detroit” Freep.com JULY 16 2019“In the city of Detroit, the median sales price hit $38,500 in June, up 41 percent from a year earlier, according to a report released Monday by Realcomp.”

Just food for thought. 

Food is energy. 

Just some food for thought. 

I have 0 loans, and my expenses are just rent/utilities/food and travel – which is roughly 1800 all in.The property – 6 unit building, new roof 2 years ago, each apartment (1br/1bt)rents for about $900– but is $200 under the current market.

Mostly driven down by food and energy prices. 

What the team did over in AZ was that they were letting them know with a brown paper bag and to leave any items they would like to be donated to the local Food Bank and to just leave the bag outside as they would pick it up and deliver to the bank in the coming days, a great way to introduce yourself to a neighborhood and potential clients!

No dates, no showers barely any food....A few months later it started to take effect!

Up that way you have plenty of food/business/hospitals/golf etc.Those homes you are talking about almost hit what you want return wise, but I would want to get that number closer to 100k purchase price