The very high income investor typically 700k a year and up income with job or business who is busy but gets googly eyes looking at some pro-forma high return and have no clue what they are looking at.

I don't believe you need many to keep you busy.

I am putting together a business model to convert a single family home to this type of facility and have an idea of the qualifications to get this running.

Hello BP Community, I'm getting ready to start investing in Section 8 rental properties in the Detroit MI area and am searching for an attorney to help develop my business structure before purchasing my first few homes this year. 

So I have this idea about starting a rental business.

If you don’t mind me asking Job growth and stabilityLimited land to hold value Tourism and revenue incomes streams as a city to gain exposureMilitary bases nearbyResort town/ beach town Commercial businesses coming into the area Tons of gentrification in the area with new construction 

Yeah probably not a good idea to advise or try to procure a situation getting your client into an illegal business operation, especially on a public forum.

Which will bring plenty of other investors and general business to the area.

The previous record in Bridgeport was held by 333 State St, a 67-unit mixed-use property, which sold for $202,985 per unit in 2021.Business PlanThe building, acquired by the current owners 15 years ago, presented a significant operational upside due to their lack of experience.

The plan would be to partner with local hospitals, insurance agencies, businesses, etc. and incorporate great amenities, where I would imagine I could make a better return, but that's where I'm struggling to determine how much better than listings in Furnished Finder.