They know the ins and outs of the city and will be able to assist you to find the right deal for you.

@Griffin Ahmet start attending investor meetings: Oakland REIA, Wayne REIA, Detroit Renegade Investors, MREI, etc.Look to connect with Wholesalers for deals, but do NOT trust them!

You probably won’t make money, but you won't have to maintain and the lease covers your taxes.You may find a builder to purchase all 11 Lots and deal with the floodway.

Dealers/movers definitely know what they can get, and private sellers follow suit so you'd have to be motivated/connected AND be able to move fast to find a fair deal on a decent 'newer' used manufactured in the first place.I'd probably go new 75% of the time vs what I've been able to find price wise, used, personally..

What I’ve learned is that it’s JUST as important that the numbers pencil out on the deal as the location.

I have closing scheduled one week from today, and today the seller is saying they are backing out of the deal. 

I recommend you get with someone that finds deals like this in Ohio.

Sometimes, I come across a deal where it makes sense to have more than 1 private lender/investor.

Hi Mitul, I receive several off-market multifamily deals weekly, primarily around the Chicago area.

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