Comparing the information, you're around a -2% population growth, -0.22% job growth and a home vacancy of 10%.http://www.city-data.com/city/Plymouth-Michigan.ht...http://www.semcog.org/data-and-maps/community-prof...http://www.bestplaces.net/economy/city/michigan/pl...Now, even though Plymouth looks to be fairly stagnant, I'm assuming you know the surrounding areas and can see if people who live there commute elsewhere to jobs and if land surrounding or within the city limits can even be developed for potential housing or business growth. 

Any information would be greatly appreciated!

Real estate is a large, functioning market and if the property was worth more than the debt/encumbrances against it the owner would have sold it 99.9% of the time.  

They are very informative.

You never know what information your tenant is telling prospects and if what they say does not line up EXACTLY with what you advertise you immediately lose credibility.You really need, at a minimum, a professional leasing agent to show the home when the current tenants are not home.  

All for AIRBNB’s if anyone has information on local codes or restrictions.

Hello All,I started to listen to the BP podcasts within the last week and I am hooked on the great information being provided by Brandon and Josh!

The finance aspect is what I feel least informed about and the area I am working most to understand before I put an offer in on a property.  

Please, are they any members who are experienced and informed on these matters?  

Both website are a great resources for finding information on properties.