Explosion are in areas like Schertz (27 Sex Offenders, low crime, & very good schools), Cibolo (6 sex offenders, very low crime, 8th place of Top 10 places to live, & Excellent schools), New Braunfels (99 Sex Offenders, barely above average crime than national rate, Excellent schools, & high taxes), and San Marcos (the next Austin - Major College town, 107 Sex Offenders, Above avg schools, & slightly above avg crime rate.).Living in the area and witnessing the growth is exciting, but has growing pains in the infrastructure category.Since this is titled San Antonio, I might as well share areas to avoid or understand some of the impoverished areas to be aware of near the following:Pecan ValleyMartin Luther KingE of St Phillips CollegeE Houston St.Rosedale ParkOur Lady of the Lake UniversitySan Fernando Cemetery 2S AlamoLeon Creek GreenwayPearsall ParkFive PalmsMiller’s Pond ParkColumbia HeightsQuintana Rd.I hope this helps.Just my two pesos."

Absolutely there are extraordinary opportunities here.What you're not going to find is a calculator or a guru in California that's going to be able to tell you what it'll cost to fix a seamed copper box gutter three stories up on a 20-degree inclined hill, what to do about hundred-year-old brick falling off the building at the roofline on the northeastern corner of the property, the incomprehensible reasons the contractor from McCandless refuses to talk to the contractor from Dravosburg, and why exactly the same house built according to the same plans is going to sell for at least fifty thousand more if it's behind the cemetery in Munhall than if it's in front of it.

Any advise on wholesaling a property that has a small family cemetery on the back end of the property?

[You know, the "you'll be fixing leaky toilets at 3am" type]) Instead, you'll be inundated with RE terminology, selling requirements for cemetery plots, trailer parks, listing procedures, etc.What's your RE investing objectives?

I had a house for probably 10 years that was near a cemetery.  

This guy got really sick of the covid-19 eviction restrictions.

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Understand where the local market is going, economic factors, school districts, crime, local demand, employment, nuisance factors (trains, traffic, cemetery, etc).

These included being next to a small cemetery, only one bath, and being further out than most other successful rentals.

Not sure which one makes sense to pursue.Land is in Regulatory floodway zone - It seems that this is one that can be rectifiedClose to Cemetery - This seems conflicted, I personally dont mind though it seems that some people care and some dontif there is enough acreage - is it possible to have an cabin with Airbnb rentals, to supplement the income.Financing for farms, do banks lend out easily as I dont plan to farm actively.I am new to the whole acreage homes with farms.

Its across the street from a cemetery though... not sure how to work that into my calculations...