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Here's why:Resale Value Boost: Even if your buyers don’t have kids, properties near good schools tend to attract more buyers overall.

What would be an easier strategy to start buying property.

This could be favorable for investors looking to purchase properties for rental income.- Diverse Property Portfolio: The area seems to have a mix of both residential and commercial properties, which could allow for diversification in your investment strategy.Strategic Location: Shelby's proximity to global markets via nearby airports, rail, and port facilities could make it attractive for businesses, potentially driving demand for both commercial and residential real estate.Potential Challenges- Economic Concerns: The unemployment rate of 13.0% is relatively high, which could impact the overall economic stability of the area and potentially affect real estate values and rental demand.- Price Discrepancy: There's a notable difference between the median listing price ($295,000) and the average home value ($201,945).

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Hi Everyone, I am looking at buying a 15 SFH portfolio in Detroit, I wanted to do a DSCR loan (total purchase $852k) but most I can find say 1 - 4 properties, all the numbers check out and make it very viable.  

The only problem is that my liquidity is now completely tied in my property.

I don’t own one property I would sell for 30% over the assessed value. 

I am a small landlord, whose 1 investment property is held in my name.  

Most people interpret that to mean buying your first property.