In South Tampa, homeowners undergoing renovations of their homes as well as buyers of custom builds are desperately searching comparable properties within their market to rent during the construction term which is always a year or longer.

Or they might be a little worse if the area is rough and you will undergo a lot of vacancy and repairs.

I am in the process of purchasing a home, undergoing attorney review.

However, the second level areas we listed are all on undergoing re-gentrification and renewal, so it is definitely something to look at.

I am in the process of purchasing a home, undergoing attorney review.

You don't want to jeopardize the new possible tenants lives or your own by trying to enter a unit that is undergoing an eviction. 

I'm done investing in new properties for a while, though one approach that seems like a winner is, look which currently "off" areas are undergoing gentrification, which you can see by tracking where the trendy bars flow.

I am presently undergoing the real estate license training education again so I can sit for the exam. 

The sellers agent should run this buy their clients...you get a read on things, but you don't waste time and resources by undergoing the formal offer process...

I also have about 100 rental properties that are on short term payoffs (5-7 year mortgages) and a free and clear commercial building in a crazy hot downtown area that has been undergoing a major revitalization for the last several years.