How professionals in expensive cities access Metro Detroit real estate.
We source, renovate, and manage income-producing properties on your behalf — so you capture Detroit's yield without moving your life to Michigan. Acquisition to rent roll, end-to-end.
- 21.9%
- Detroit gross yield
- +833%
- Detroit median, '11–'25
- 3.3%
- Detroit rental vacancy
Currently managing
Corktown Duplex — Detroit, MI
Clients across
What we do
Six touchpoints.
One team. End-to-end.
From sourcing the deal to collecting month 37's rent, every step runs through a single platform with on-the-ground Metro Detroit expertise.
Property Identification
We pair every search to your goals — cashflow, appreciation, or both — then surface properties that fit your budget, risk tolerance, and renovation appetite.
Inspection, Valuation & Negotiation
Preliminary walkthroughs, third-party inspections, condition-adjusted valuations, and offer structuring that reflects what you're actually buying.
Financing & Closing
Fannie, Freddie, portfolio, or DSCR — we'll walk you through tradeoffs and connect you with lenders who understand Michigan rental lending.
Renovation Management
Defined scope, line-item budget, subcontractor coordination, permit scheduling, and photo-tracked progress from closing to rent-ready.
Tenant Placement & Management
Screening, leasing, rent collection, maintenance dispatch, and compliance — all on a single platform with one point of contact.
Owner Statements
A monthly profit & loss statement and an annual P&L summary — that's the documentation we publish. Your CPA handles taxes, your lender handles mortgage, your insurer handles insurance. We stay in our lane.
The case for Detroit
The most unlikely real-estate boomtown — priced for the patient.
Detroit exited bankruptcy in 2013 with nothing but runway. A decade later, prices are up 113%, yields top the U.S., and the first population gain since 1957 arrived on the books. Affordability remains structural: you can still enter this market for less than a San Francisco down payment.
Median Detroit home price
$112K
2025; vs. $440K U.S. median
Median monthly rent
$1,308
single-family, Detroit
Population trend
↑ 2023
first annual gain since 1957
Price growth 2011–2025
+833%
Detroit median, cumulative
Why we built this
The math stopped working in the cities we live in.
The average two-bedroom in Manhattan now rents for $5,300 a month. A resale condo clears $1.65 million. Buyers earning $250K+ are watching decades of wealth accrue to the landlords taxing them — and the tools the IRS built to transfer ownership (depreciation, 1031, mortgage interest) remain locked behind a door they can't afford to open.
A property in Grosse Pointe at $187,500 with $2,150/mo rent doesn't just clear — it compounds. That's the arbitrage we built this platform to deliver to clients, cleanly.
“Our clients are people who did everything right — graduate school, demanding careers, strong incomes — and still got priced out of ownership at home. Nottingham is how they finally get in.”
Garam Choe
Principal · Licensed Broker, MI & NY
Built for every stakeholder
One platform. The right view for everyone.
Whether you're writing checks or fixing faucets, the right view is a single click away.
Ready to put your income to work somewhere it can compound?
A 30-minute consultation. We'll look at your goals, run the numbers, and tell you honestly whether Metro Detroit fits.