Buying Metro Detroit Investment propertiesIn the last few weeks I have been working with several out of state real estate investors. Many of these investors have realized Metro Detroit real estate is a good value. They are looking for Metro Detroit foreclosures. They realize that they can buy Michigan investment properties, rent them out, and have positive cash flow. The key is to buy in Metro Detroit neighborhoods that will appreciate once the market comes back. The investors I have been talking to have pretty much the same criteria. They are looking for Michigan investment properties in "blue collar neighborhoods" not "war torn" or "drug infested neighborhoods". They are looking at the demographics and crime statistics of the neighborhood. What the average income is, what the schools are like. They want areas that people will want to live in and raise a family, I am noticing that investors are looking at Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Taylor, Allen Park, Garden City, Westland, Farmington Hills, Novi, Waterford to name a few of the cities they have called about. They are looking for Metro Detroit homes that do not need major repairs. Not like this one. Buying investment properties can be tricky whether it is in Wayne County, Oakland County or any county. If you are thinking of buying a Metro Detroit investment property and getting into the landlord business these are some of the things to do: Research the areas, learn the ups and downs of being a landlord. Read everything you can about investing in real estate, how to buy a home at a bargain price. Join one of the local real estate investment clubs. They are invaluable to you. You will learn so much by joining one of them and going to meetings. Email me for a list of the local clubs or a list of Michigan foreclosures in the city you want. Email me at info@RussRavary.com Learn before you jump in. There is plenty of time to get a good deal on Michigan foreclosed homes. Have a great day. Russ Ravary http://www.detroitmichiganrealestatehomes.com/002CEA Posted on Apr 12, 2008 @ 8:13 pm by russ.ravary - View Profile
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They don't want water damaged homes. The don't want basement problems, roof problems, or major window, bath, or kitchen repairs. These out of state investors have told me that want homes that they can come in paint, do a little touch up, throw a little carpeting down and have to ready to rent or lease with option to buy. More like this one.






