Originally posted by @Julie N.

It is kind of a waiting game, but I definitely agree that the live 'n flip is probably the way to go right now.

I would also add 19106 (Olde City), 19107 (NW center city), 19104 (West Philly, U of Penn and Drexel campus), 19122 and 19122 (Temple U campus), 19130 (Fairmont n Spring Garden).

I have done a fix n' flip, and have a short term vacation rental currently.

It looks like sale prices are not required to be disclosed in Idaho.The only 2 I quickly found with prices recorded within a few blocks of you are 5275 W Madison which sold for $276,500 on 7/8/2016 and 32886 N 16th Ave which sold for $250,000 on 6/20/2016.

HomeUnion - https://www.homeunion.com/ - invest in Fix-n-Flip funds (10k) or Investment Properties (50k).

That's what it always defaults to, but you can add anything you want to the HUD just by asking. unfortunately I don't have a picture of my last HUD n my work computer, but I can get you one if needed.

Hi Drew, I have been crunching the numbers and running the projections for my grand entrance into REI early next year in Texas, and basically came to a similar conclusion to flip for cash and buy-n-hold for longer term equity buildup.

There are many reasons for these types of items in the lease of which only one is wear n tear. 

Houses are selling north of 75- 95k, and 100k N of Lakeshore  to end users, and things seem to be going even higher.  20% PLUS net caps are still to be had.