What the Covid has done is actually slow the Detroit market down just enough to keep the door open for investors who still want to get in while the getting is great and capitalize on getting that biggest bang for your buck, high double digit COC return, best rent to value ratio in the country as well as fruitful appreciation.

But how about a cheap plastic pourover cone and some No. 2 cone filters for it, a little hand burr grinder, a gooseneck teakettle, the timer on the microwave, a cheap digital scale, and two bucks in Trader Joe's medium roast whole beans in a little fancy-schmancy jar?

I'm from Florida, but have been doing the digital nomad thing for four years and now looking to move back to the States and get into RE.

PS: I'm a digital marketer in tech as well who's been working in the Bay Area, but grew up in Puget Sound (feel free to connect!

i personally have 7 digit debt on 36k income,  and I am doing better than all of my friends, some  HOLD peeps will understand.     

Account Closed  the double digit net caps, and low pricing.

Without extraordinarily significant increases in job growth and wage increase rates (six digit percentages or better), probably not.

But Vietnameese pho can still maintain single digit price.

If you could take that same capital to buy a rental that would yield you double digit returns & that you could use the cash flow from a rental to make your monthly loan payment wouldn't that make sense? 

But then, remember, we reversed our digits to start out so now they're reversed and we have to go back so we add the digits of 27 together to get 9.