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Opportunity exists in the unlikeliest of places. This adage rings true for value-added real estate investing. And it is certainly true of Detroit, MI. Cities like Detroit are often discounted and discarded from the public narrative. People think of the scandal, poverty and grit but discount the strategic proximity and intrinsic economic value. But Read More
Mature, commodities focused businesses do not attract attention but their business models can be ripe with innovative ideas prudently implemented over a long time horizon. It's hard to believe that some quiet giants have stock that trade for more than Amazon. They pride themselves on producing profits from an asset light, profit focused business model in Read More
Detroit is both the love child and butt of many real estate investing jokes. Ever since the city endured scandal, bankruptcy, and $1 houses, it’s been on everyone’s mind - and not always in a good way. But Detroit has endured and now investors are wondering if 2020 is the right time to invest in Detroit, MI real estate. Midwest Real Estate Read More
In 2020 we believe that income property in Dayton, OH stands the greatest chance for stable rent growth and moderate appreciation. There are a myriad of reasons for why your should invest in Ohio in 2020. Many would-be investors are likely going to doubt if they should invest in real estate after COVID-19 and reconsider their investment strategy. They will Read More
The general picture of the midwest and this region is that it is on an upward trajectory. Home values were predicted to go up a healthy but moderate 1.9% in 2019 and properties are still commanding strong asking prices well into post-COVID 2020. Dayton is on track to be a wise choice for real estate investment for the next decade. 1. Dayton is under Read More
The midwest is a treasure trove of high-quality properties where purchase prices are still widely accessible for the beginning investor on a tight budget. No matter if you are interested in commercial property, apartment buildings, commercial warehouses, or a simple single-family home, the midwest is likely a good place to begin your Read More
