If you can't get sewer, then your alternative is onsite septic, if soil is suitable, then your buildable area shrinks dramatically due to drain field and reserve areas for each home.

I think that I made pretty much every mistake that and investor could make – overpaid, bad location (Balt is a city of neighborhoods and you go one block and everything changes), believed the realtor and etc.

Block it off when you want, with a tenant that can afford $750/week and afford to be on vacation. 

Every meeting you attend and every person you meet will be another building block in your success story.

Cabarete is cool but if you’re into kitesurfing, and past the block on the strip it’s not developed back there.

They then said I would have to still go on and modify any long term blocked calendars thus defeating the purpose of a good solution.  

Always get 2nd opinion on collapsed drain pipe.

@Carolyn Guertin investing in Detroit should be done on a block-by-block basis.That's actually difficult to do, so we ranked 104 of Detroit's Neighborhoods on our site as Class A, B, C or D to help investors make better decisions and NOT get ripped off.NEVER try to invest in Detroit using zip codes!

Ideally you'd want within a few blocks, maybe no more than half a mile for the comp to be accurate

The problem is these are automated values that don't factor things in like views, condition, or even if one block of homes sells for more or less than another.