I'm from Minneapolis and I recently purchased a duplex in South minneapolis in the Longfellow neighbor which is conveniently located by the light rail and near the historic Minnehaha Falls desirable area.

I am going to be upfront in saying that I am likely going to be demanding in terms of information/data gathering as this is generally my nature of doing business.

We service private client renovations as we have an entire construction divisions due to our high volume of investment acquisition that we do, so this was naturally something easy for us to service as well.If you need or want any additional assistance please do not heists to reach out.

Almost every rental we've purchased has needed repairs so we are hoping it is a natural next step into flips.Time to get busy on marketing and networking.

My hot buttons to draw attention away would be crown, fireplace with limestone, fancy light fixtures, upgraded cabinet doors with 30" uppers, stained concrete or laminate floors and stainless appliances and brushed nickel everywhere and two tone paint.

If you do all that, in combination with a natural risk-avoiding approach as an investor, you will see that Mexico is full of opportunities as in the US or Europe (were I am from) pricing, growth, accessibility and affordability are incomparable to Mexico.

Given the choice, I would probably invest $100 on a Detroit home vs $20k on an Overtown property.Can anyone reading this share some positive light on owning property in Overtown?

I am interested in plumbing fixtures, appliances, lighting fixtures, cabinet hardware, etc. 

. #1 - The repair agreement might work well for some tenants, but some people can't even change a light bulb on their own.

I am in the Charlotte NC area and basements in this region are usually day lighted because how bad the soil here is for drainage.