So, that's your first decision - suburbs vs City of Detroit.Suburbs are safer investment, city is riskier, but higher corresponding potential reward.Follow our "Deep Dive" series we're doing about Metro Detroit cities and City of Detroit Neighborhoods: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

As humans we tend to make decisions more on emotions first, rather than on facts and figures.

Less beds to make, less messes, less wear and tear, everything is less.And we are close to a party area in this little town where people come from far away to party.....So far our decision has been the right one.

@Josiah Hrusch have too many question marks to make that decision.

Don’t make a rash decision but you definitely need to be able assess and decide quickly in this market, especially if it’s a good deal.

Mindy Jensen....THANK YOU....at the time he did the reverse mortgage I didn't agree with the decision; however, after losing half a million dollars in investments, he is at an advantage by having it.

Unlike residential investors, companies make decisions to move HQ's or expand employment that tend to last decades, so high tech growth in Austin is not something that will slow down anytime soon.

One thing I found useful when making the decision of whether or not to invest in the build was to look for AirBnB comps around me 3-4 months out.

These will need replacing now or soon, and this typically costs $8k - $10k I suggest having them camera'ed, here is who we use for that"A prospective buyer should NOT be left hanging after the inspection to make the decision on what is important and what isn't.

It's a concept that's used to help make the decision to acquire a property or not.Let's say you're looking at buying a vacant place for $150K.