Cheap homes for sale & real estate in Wayne County, MI

Cheap Home for sale in Wayne County, MI:

Solid brick bungalow on Detroit's East Side offering 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, and more potential than the price tag suggests! This turn-key investment property comes with a tenant already in place, making it an excellent opportunity for investors seeking immediate rental income. The unfinished basement -- nearly 1,000 sq ft -- is a blank canvas ready for your vision, while a cozy fireplace anchors the main living area. A covered porch and detached 1-car garage round out the package on a quiet residential street at Morross and Duchess. Whether you're looking to expand your investment portfolio or build long-term equity, this income-producing property is one you won't want to miss!

Cheap Home for sale in Wayne County, MI:

2 WOODED ACRES, THIS IS A L-SHAPE LOT. GREAT PLACE TO BUILD. NO ASSOCIATION! VERY PRIVATE AND STILL HAVE ROOM TO ROAM. POSSIBLE SPLITS. LOT IS BETWEEN 19999 AND 20101 PURLINGBROOK. ONE OF THE VERY FEW LOTS REMAINING IN LIVONIA!! GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME OR SPLIT AND DEVELOP.

Cheap Home for sale in Wayne County, MI:

Great Investment Opportunity! This lot is being sold as a bundle with 3000 14th St, Detroit, 3006 Butternut, Detroit, and 3014 14th St, Detroit for $20,000. Great location! Short commute to several local freeways. Minutes from Corktown and so much more. The DLBA is seeking proposals that for small- to medium-scale infill development with the goal of increasing housing supply and restoring the urban fabric, as well as density and walkability. Interested buyers should consult our proposal guidelines for new build opportunities. The DLBA also recommends reviewing relevant Neighborhood Framework Plans from the City of Detroit's Planning and Development Department for additional context about th

Cheap Home for sale in Wayne County, MI:

Don't miss out on the opportunity for this R3 zoned lot located in the North End. This property is within walking distance to the Q-Line, New Center Area and so much more. The DLBA is seeking proposals that for small- to medium-scale infill development with the goal of increasing housing supply and restoring the urban fabric, as well as density and walkability. Interested buyers should consult our proposal guidelines for new build opportunities. The DLBA also recommends reviewing relevant Neighborhood Framework Plans from the City of Detroit's Planning and Development Department for additional context about the neighborhood. Please note that the Detroit Land Bank Authority is entitled to a