Thanks in advance.So I live in a vacation town on the shores of Lake Michigan.

@Delmas Edwards I've found that typical management in Michigan is 10% of gross rents, with a tenant placement fee of $250 or half of a month's rent.  

BP is AMAZING i am here only for few days and already feel i learned a massive and super important info in a short time.so after i did a very big research i found that Royal Oak MI will be a great area to start invest in, for either flipping or rental properties.as everybody on BP said, after setting my goals and concentrate in a specific zone, i am now ready to get some deals on my desk and start building my team.I thought of single family houses, around 1000 SQF 1/2 bath2/3 bedroombefore rehab.i really like to flip the first deal because i believe that after you finished one deal in a market, you get to know him for real, so, according to that i just looking for low risk and simple flip property that i can easily turn to rental in case i do not sell the price i plan to sell..the budget is flexible, for a good deal i am sure i can add more money, and for a bad deal i dont have a budget :)what do you experts think?

Hi Everyone, I am looking for any referrals of great real estate attorney's in Grand Rapids, MI or just outside.

@Cristine M. I

I am from SE Michigan (live and work between Flint and Detroit).

I am fighting through an REO now in Michigan.

I am a newbie investor from Grand Rapids, Michigan and I am looking to get into long-term rentals in West Michigan (Grand Rapids, Grand Haven, Holland Muskegon, etc.)

Current situation: I have found a duplex in MI that hits my cashflow needs and now am looking for ways to fund its acquisition.

There are a number of 1-5k homes for sale in Detroit, MI.