All items have a lifetime and replacement cost.Good luckQuote from @David M.:I

While Michigan law is fairly landlord friendly, some judges, particularly in Detroit, are not.  

Hi All,
After 8 years of investing and building my 9-property portfolio I would say the biggest obstacle I have faced thus far is scaling from buying 1 single family rental property a year to buying 5 in one year. Th...

I'm also located in North County, San Diego and just closed on our first multi-family 6plex complex in Michigan and plan on growing our rental properties to maintain a 10K or more passive income.

If you are ever interested in discussing the market in Michigan feel free to reach out. 

Thank you @Wes M. I

@Andrew M., I like how @John Karg is tossing the Internal Rate of Return components at you so you can get a true perspective of how that house is performing and can perform. 

@Adam M. I

Here are the markets I would target for flips: -Spokane, Washington -Louisville, Kentucky-Detroit, Michigan-Akron, Ohio-Dayton, Ohio Which markets would you target?  

@Mike M. I