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Hey Matt, Thanks for the ping on this, yes our Design-Build company specializes in these type of Urban Infill projects.  

Im currently living rent free with family, vehicle is paid off etc, so my DTI is on fleek (urban term meaning very good) lol.

The property is in an urban area.

I think the small units near the urban core are doing better (my last summer turns went up 12-15% in just one year) but nicer larger properties are not seeing the same percentage (5-8%) but the actual amounts of increase are of course larger.

You could check out Urban Ore in Emeryville as well. 

Looks to be classed as Urban Commercial according to the county.  

This is why people focus on deals in urban core and strong suburban markets.

, a lot of investors like to purchase there but have found other better sources for the different products we purchase, one of the products where we can get better prices is precisely appliances.If your prices are better, then please call my contractor Mac Salcido at Urban Construction (909) 732 7434.Anyways, I always recommend these 3 things to people beginning in Real Estate Investing:1) Do a lot of research here2) Do not spend a lot of money with coaches, it would be much better to put that money to work and learn from experience, I'm not against coaches or education, but you need to be careful as there are some that are really bad3) There are many real estate clubs out there, visit them, select your favorites and meet other investors working your area.

There are plenty of areas (from urban to rural) that aren't going to change in the next 20 years.