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Genuine chuckle.
Seriously though, those pictures are comparatively nice.
Detroit is fucking grimy, man.
Genuine chuckle.
Seriously though, those pictures are comparatively nice.
Detroit is fucking grimy, man.
what GTA is this?
^Leave the lions.
Move the wings into the Palace of Auburn Hills.
buy buy buy buy
seriously, now is the time, it's pennies an ACRE
Detroit will be a whole new city in 10 years, where them acres you bought are now worth 100's of bucks an acre, on the pennies you spent
if I lived in the MW I'd for sure buy in Detroit, art and culture will take hold, bet on that
buy buy buy buy
seriously, now is the time, it's pennies an ACRE
Detroit will be a whole new city in 10 years, where them acres you bought are now worth 100's of bucks an acre, on the pennies you spent
if I lived in the MW I'd for sure buy in Detroit, art and culture will take hold, bet on that
houses are going for back taxes, yea,you give the bank all the back taxes, you own that bitch, be sure to get one with a HUGE yard
granted there is nothing to scrap, but hire folks in the neighborhood to tare it down, they can keep what they want and then donate the rest to the junkyard
sit on that shit
seriously, wait 10 years, sell that empty lot or develop it into condos, turn a few thousand into your retirement
um,you can't ask for much more, and Detroit just needs more folks willing to do that, and then the smart will get a big high five
Gracias, BroClaudio
Im gonna look into it.
This was covered in another thread about 8 months ago(?) and I'm not going to try to find it [lots of Detroit thunderdome threads], but someone who does real estate did an online check to see if this was true and found out the property taxes you pay on a $1 house (or $100 house, etc.) is still the same as it would be when it WAS full price (pre-appocalypse Detroit). Which is really high for an actual home, let alone the condemned crackhouse you would be receiving in the bargain. Hope it's worth it to you
Talk to Rex Kwon Do for details (I think he's the poster who broke it all down).
yea, spending $20,000 on acreage that 10 years in the future could net you 2.5 million is a seriously bad investment
granted no investment is guaranteed, but look at Detroit, it will come back, and there are tons of blocks for sale
FFS, I'm a stoner, not even an investment broker, and I'm looking at buying a few neighborhoods, even just texted my dad about buying a bunch of Detroit neighborhoods
even a 1000X's return on your investment would be small in 10 years, maybe a 1,000,000 X's.....who knows, but I wanna find out