Wild guess... MI as a state is in deep doo doo.
The state is not attracting new business and in-house businesses are leaving. If the job market can't support the re prices then markets should be volatile. If the govt doesn't manage its business climate it becomes unfriendy to business. Tf part the US economy's liquidity goes into re for awhile then re people will have something to float on. If the liquidity flows elsewhere then it's low tide. Some fish will swim away and some will be left on shore.
MI is rated as one of the worst states to do business. It's worse than NY and NY is no prize.
Taxes at home is somewhere between $6-7k. Mkt is around $550-600k. 55min choo choo to the city. I'm not sure of my actual re tax $ as I stopped looking... The jobs around here aren't leaving no matter that the state leaders try real hard to screw up the business climate. NY is in the top 5 as being business unfriendly. Retiring around here is stupid cost wise. A young couple needs both white collar incomes to buyin around here. If you live around here you better really want to. Meanwhile the pics is what's 1,000' away. Most of LI is expensive but I have the beach. Actually I also have a bay 200' away as this is a sandbar.
In my humble opnion.. re value in towns and city areas around major universities that support brain power for some businesses in business friendly states is the best act around.
