@Hamidou Keita Detroit is one of the best cities in the Midwest for investors, see chart below:Regarding, your first property, we've helped many OOS investors get started in Detroit with our logical approach to invest wisely and avoid critical mistakes.

A lot of times the process will start, but there's no telling when it will complete due to uncooperative family members.

The first is University Square, high in diversity low in cost of living, and it is ideal for new families and young students that are just getting started.

(Saw them starting to move out yesterday they have not communicated or provided fwd address) Let's call them The Rushmores, they have overstayed unpaid for 7 months now!)

It's no guarantee but it's a good place to start.

What you recommend me how to start investing in another property for rent.

My husband and I are looking to do our first flip and I'm starting to search around for some hard money lenders in the area.

Don't even get me started on passive investor door counts.

Would be a great achievement if it works - I would also reach out to the railroad track company to ensure there won't be any disruptions or issues they may have when/if you start the development process. 

I own a small real estate brokerage in CO and I'm also looking to start a mortgage company or at least having some staff members licensed as loan officers.