Please help so i can get this deal done.The house is in Detroit on the east side on the outskirts of east English village the area is ok it'll turn soon i believe but the street the house is on is great no vacant homes solid neighborhood.

A 6 bed 4 bath house 10 minutes away from a college, close to shopping and across the street from a park.

That said, unless you are active in that market, very familiar with the business owner and expect to have your initial investment returned in 12-18 months I wouldn’t touch it.

I also see this as an opportunity to learn more about real estate in preparation for future investments.About me: 40 y.o. single O-4P, with probably 4-14 more years of active duty before retirement.

If there was an active property manager that person or company  should also be named as a party in the lawsuit. 

On the micro scale, especially this time of year, add in school access/assignment, subdivision 'dynamics' (when I was more active in Wake, I tracked NOO/OO ratios and out-of-state investors as a metric, including hedge fund buying) inculding crime, HOA behavior, proximity to employment centers, etc. 

We've had good appreciation in Raleigh so it's a very active market.

Sometimes there are older bridges that need to be crossed to reach the final destination that cannot carry the weight.Generally there are special permits needed to move the house and only a certain time allowed to do it on the streets.

It is very competitive in that arena but I am actively looking for deals for a handful of investors.

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