*Disclaimer* No one takes this as real estate advice, just the fact that a Westwood boy wouldn't dare to invest in Cheviot! 

Median price (per census tract rather than zip code) is one of the searches, but it does not distinguish anything based on size or attributes (because the median statistic doesn't dare about any of those things).http://projects.nytimes.com/census/2010/explorer?

Those of us who understand the rights, protections and power of a PMA aren't concerned about what the government is doing because (dare I say it) being in a private membership association is like being in your own country to a degree. 

Dare I say we've achieved financial independence via our Tribe! 

With the school growing and the surrounding complexes staying full, I would dare say that the place is in dire need of more affordable housing.There are other parts to Johnson City.

The more I learned about SEO the more I realized how no one in the industry dares to be different.

Typically takes 3-5 years.Class B markets cashflow better, but you have to be real careful as some won't support new construction costs.Obviously, Class C and D are even worse for new construction.Another challenge will be finding land that is zoned, or can easily be rezoned, for 2-4 family new construction. 

PS - don't you dare ask him to go to the property with you and write up comps without getting him paid for the sale. 

As a Landlord:No, not today, not next week, Not going to happen, how dare you even ask!!

Since no one dares to say otherwise, the consensus grows stronger and becomes even harder to buck.