There's no indication that there will be a surplus of them.

You may be surprised at the fact it has a police force, an actual legal system, and a surplus of renters.You do realize that Michigan is not actually in Detroit, and that the suburbs are thriving?  

I tried it because I got a few of them in a surplus-sale packaged deal.

Looking to connect with local investors in MA.So far BiggerPockets appears to be the ideal place for questions and self-education on the web, and as such I'm certain I'll find a surplus of information here.

I would have no surplus to reinvest back into the property for repairs and such.Could someone please enlighten me on this?

Others track sales and pursue overbid (surplus) funds from sales.The best investment you'll make is in your education.

If you have unused surplus you can't return or if anything you removed from the property is in good condition, look into donating to one of Habitat for Humanity's ReStore locations.

My first interest has been real estate, and I have two small rental condos with decent cash flow, but as I continue to grow in my career and find myself with more available cash through W2 income, it seems much easier to invest my surplus in index funds.

Are homes getting multiple offers or still a surplus on inventory side?

According to the Katy Community there is a surplus of 10,000 apartments being built each year compared to the number of people moving to Houston.