It is absolutely the case. City income taxes and property taxes do add up though. Any property you purchase you have to check to see what the lien is against th

It is absolutely the case. City income taxes and property taxes do add up though. Any property you purchase you have to check to see what the lien is against the property. Anything for a dollar (http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/07/30/despite-astonishing-1-price-tag-this-detroit-family-home-has-been-on-the-market-for-519-days/ http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/07/30/despite-astonishi...) usually has a large tax lien that must be paid if you purchase the house. If you're not afraid of the locals (have a CCW permit and a shotgun), it's not the most ideal of locations.