I've been a part-time realtor but mostly investor for around ~4 years. 

My goal in the long term is build up enough equity/extra income to retire at 50.

But there is no visible building on Google Maps, and Xome.com states 0 square feet for the structure.Big red flag: I got it for 16%, the maximum interest rate in an interest rate bid down state.

It's even doing better than Columbus, OH, which is starting to fade.Detroit's focus on removing blighted buildings has been key to its renaissance, reducing inventory and improving neighborhoods. 

You will likely need to upgrade the water service to the building as well.

Steve, the question should be more along the lines of whether you want to build a retirement fund vs try to bring in passive income now.

Hey BP Community,I’m fairly new to the real estate world but would like to jump in and get a head start on building wealth for an early retirement.I’m currently in my early 20’s and I’m interested in house hacking with my partner by the end of the year as a first step in investing.So far this year I have been working on building up my financial literacy and some knowledge on real estate through books and the BP podcasts.

You are betting on them to build the condos to the standard they are promising you! 

Hi,I have a 4 unit rental building in St.Louis, Mo.

Hi;I recently moved to a different apartment than the one I was renting in Boston.