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Detroit's beautiful, horrible decline. [Pics]
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no, i will place bets against you all. lol.Originally posted by Mr incredible View PostGood find blm, shall we start a superior muscle REIT specialising in residential detroit? We can go one house at a time, B can do plastering, rado electrics, wbb, general building, blm materials, me treasurer and CoS
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Smaller scale but in England we had whole towns/cities go through the same due to the close of mine pits by thatcher, Nottingham, Sheffield etc all got it, that was 80's. They all moved on to service industry and alternative manufacturing more or less. It can be done and those that own property made a killing
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:agreed:Originally posted by blm View PostReminds me of Silent Hill. Gangs run Detroit. I wouldn't spend a dollar for something in that shit hole.
now if anyone wants to go in together and find some dump in Venice and fix it up, i am all over that deal. you will just never be able to sell for a high price in detroit. you buy some dump in Detroit at 15k and put 100k into it you will sell it for 110k.. a sweet 5 k loss, i cant wait!!! lol
buy something in venice for 100k put 100k into it and you can sell it for 500k. not sure about you guys but i think i like that option better. :clapback:
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i think you have to understand a little bit more about the mind set of Detroit and how long they have been failing to really grasp what your saying. it has been a bad idea to invest in Detroit for 30 years and they arent doing anything to fix the situation, infact the situation is worse then it has ever been. so what makes you think it would be a good idea to invest in Detroit now as more people flee the city everyday with less and less money?Originally posted by Mr incredible View PostSmaller scale but in England we had whole towns/cities go through the same due to the close of mine pits by thatcher, Nottingham, Sheffield etc all got it, that was 80's. They all moved on to service industry and alternative manufacturing more or less. It can be done and those that own property made a killing
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Ya right, you eva been Venice, I have, the whole fukin place is on stilts, and is sinking literally, that's why its in tidal flood half the time, the building survey would caveat the surveyor from liability, and the seller would sell as seen, its all caveat entor, imagine what that shit would cost if it went wrong lol !Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post:agreed:
now if anyone wants to go in together and find some dump in Venice and fix it up, i am all over that deal. you will just never be able to sell for a high price in detroit. you buy some dump in Detroit at 15k and put 100k into it you will sell it for 110k.. a sweet 5 k loss, i cant wait!!! lol
buy something in venice for 100k put 100k into it and you can sell it for 500k. not sure about you guys but i think i like that option better. :clapback:
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Venice California dumbass.Originally posted by Mr incredible View PostYa right, you eva been Venice, I have, the whole fukin place is on stilts, and is sinking literally, that's why its in tidal flood half the time, the building survey would caveat the surveyor from liability, and the seller would sell as seen, its all caveat entor, imagine what that shit would cost if it went wrong lol !
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Well for one thing as evidenced by blm post, investors local and a far are piling in and simple demand supply economics, parato optimaliity if you will, would mean that capital values are under upward pressure. Moving forwards I take your point that the local mind set may be resistent to change but with a recevered economy, inward investment would become easier and all you need is a phizer or similar and things start to move. Again from an economics standpoint the socio demographics are beneficial to any business wishing to employ cheap labour from an already skilled labour rescourse. And I'm sorry but as resistent as they might be, as I know all too well, any job is better than no job. There's a few reasons as starters for ten.Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Posti think you have to understand a little bit more about the mind set of Detroit and how long they have been failing to really grasp what your saying. it has been a bad idea to invest in Detroit for 30 years and they arent doing anything to fix the situation, infact the situation is worse then it has ever been. so what makes you think it would be a good idea to invest in Detroit now as more people flee the city everyday with less and less money?
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your going to have a bunch of fixed up houses an nobody to buy them or nobody to buy them at the price the investors wanted. they will sit empty for years until the price is lowered. in the long run the investors wont get shit out of the deal and the only thing Detroit will get is a few fixed up places in the middle of a lop of shit.Originally posted by Mr incredible View PostWell for one thing as evidenced by blm post, investors local and a far are piling in and simple demand supply economics, parato optimaliity if you will, would mean that capital values are under upward pressure. Moving forwards I take your point that the local mind set may be resistent to change but with a recevered economy, inward investment would become easier and all you need is a phizer or similar and things start to move. Again from an economics standpoint the socio demographics are beneficial to any business wishing to employ cheap labour from an already skilled labour rescourse. And I'm sorry but as resistent as they might be, as I know all too well, any job is better than no job. There's a few reasons as starters for ten.
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