The land appreciates, the mobile home depreciates (rapidly). 

“Buyers are not just paying more for the same home; the mix of homes in the market is rapidly changing.”This is country-wide, but just imagine the rate it's happening at in Atlanta given the development, corporate success, announcements, cost of living, world class status, etc https://atlantaagentmagazine.com/2018/04/11/home-p...

As the title describes, I am in search of an investor-friendly RE agent in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area.

So I'm looking for some advice, settle in this is a long one.I was lucky to pick up two house in Grand Rapids a few years ago before prices shot through the roofHouse 1 has a 43k note and could be sold for 120K (I've lived in it more than two years with in a 5 year period so I can get out of the capital gains tax) leaving 77K in equality, but the house is currently nets $700 a month in rent.House 2 is right next door, has a 53k Note on it and could sell for 110k, leaving me with 45k after capital gains tax.

South Carolina isn't really known for its rapid appreciation. 

Towers are going up at a rapid rate and the cost of living there has gone up exponentially. 

I just got a bunch of bids for a small roof leak and found American Classic and Grand Rapids Roofers to be the most competitive.

And I'm still growing in the level of rehab project I'm comfortable taking on, although that is expanding pretty rapidly.

Hello All,I have been interested in Investing in RE for quite some time now and after lots of research, I am about to close on a rental property in Grand Rapids, MI.

What does everyone think of the recent rapid building of properties particularly apartments in southern Baton Rouge?