BUT, I also learned that this section of the city will be undergoing "urban renewal"- so I should receive money for the paint, roof, etc...

As a result there is a shortage of housing for anyone who does not fit into the ideal family structure: divorcees, career oriented women, unmarried people, gays--anyone undergoing a life transition.

It's very historic--one of the oldest in the city--and is undergoing renovation in parts (but not all).

I am currently undergoing my pre-licensing education in order to get my CA real estate license.

Tulum is the next one undergoing the same development path.

I'd like to get to narrow these options before I undergo "analysis paralysis". 

I don't know any investors that own rental property that allow it to sit vacant unless it is undergoing rehab or it's for sale and attracts the kinds of tenants that make it difficult to sell an occupied property. 

I've read three articles from major outlets stating that CA is about to undergo a  major RE crash, catastrophe and down fall.

I’ve been hearing the east side of town is undergoing a lot of investment and has potential for a revitalization.

- I bought during a huge down cycle which had a lot to do in me buying a cash flowing property, more and better due diligence is necessary- Accepting a full-time summer internship and taking 6hrs of summer classes will undergoing a major remodel on a 2700 sq.