You might not be familiar or have any opinion, but how do you feel about property in Leisure Village?

If looking for upscale residence, look in South Hill Village, Sewickley, McKnight Road, Baldwin, White Hall, Penn Hills,  and Monroeville.

The only folks left are the yuppies, empty nesters, and hipsters in Canton, Fed Hill, Charles Village, and a handful of pockets here and there.

This is a foreclosure and the village inspector found mold in the building, which was disclosed to me prior to buying the property. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Metropolitan... http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/news/2016/12/19...Check out communities surrounding The Villages, Kissimmee and other tertiary parts of Orlando.

I have a client that built a carriage house in a historic neighborhood called victorian village. and he did it for less than $50k when he had quotes well into the $125k range.

"It takes a village to raise a child" there are adult children.

I'm set on these three areas because I feel like their great or soon-to-be-great neighborhoods where I can purchase/rehab/construct a property for a decent price while enjoying the higher rental incomes you see in Logan Square or Ukrainian Village (give or take).

My plan as of right now is to house hack with a multi-family property, and make the initial down payment on the property with an FHA loan.I am questioning if this is the right strategy, or if I should begin my real estate journey with a single family property, given that I have been able to find less expensive property which will allow me to invest more capital in renovations.Neighborhoods I am looking to invest in are Logan square, humboldt park, Ukrainian village, Avondale and Pilsen.

It's technically in South Lawndale (not North Lawndale, the scary Lawndale) which is now called Little Village.