Hey Camille,It’s great that you’re exploring multiple markets and thinking critically about population trends and affordability—it sounds like you’re off to a thoughtful start.Regarding Detroit, I’ve invested heavily there and have seen firsthand how much potential the market has.

Hi Jeffrey,It sounds like you're in a great position with your rental portfolio and cash savings, and I admire your commitment to keeping your investments!

They don't care when you try to explain all the future projects, they actually hate hearing that since it sounds like a scam, when an investor says, "Give me a good price and I will have a lot of work for you" it sends chills up their spines. 

This deduction is related to the loss on disposal of certain assets in your building such as replacing or removing existing components of the building.Cost segregation studies can be a very beneficial tool for real estate investors.

You are trying to say you will use the " investors" to fund community programs, that sounds like a charity because there is no earning on the investment.  

If this sounds like your perfect playground, go for it :) There are STR restrictions in these areas, so make sure you know what you're buying before you do. 2.

Finally, and this is going to sound zen-ish, but there's also value in doing nothing.

Sounds like you have a plan to consult with some brokers and expose it to the open market. 

If you are just painting and replacing carpet, you still need to move into the home within 60 days of buying. 

Sounds fun.