Looking for a Real Estate CPA in the Detroit Metro area.

My challenge is my area in Seattle is to look outside of the metro area and go further out to find anything that cash flows, so I might make my 2nd purchase a BRRR as opposed to a multi family.

Rabi,Simply FYI - Average Cap Rate for an Office Building in the Twin Cities metro area is at about 8.3% and Vacancy is at about 8.0%.

You can do a search for used appliance stores in the metro on google they usually have some decent ones or stop at the restore (Habitat for Humanity) - there is one in Urbandale and one off east Euclid.

Or absentee owners, where the owners have owned for a long time and live out of the metro, so it might have been their house and when they retired to the Lake or to AZ, they then rented the house out.  

If you want to go with a major bank, try Wells Fargo - I think they'll finance as low as $50k in metro Detroit.  

These are outlying metro area.  

My favorite technique is Wholesaling and I focus on the DC metro area.I am also a member of TractionREIA, a local association in DC that provides networking, knowledge and support to the real estate investor community.

I agree on the 500k + to get in the game in metro Boston.

Hi all,I am about to jump into my first multi-family apartment deal and have some great connections inside the metro Detroit commercial apartment industry.