As far as smaller scale investments, towns like Lyndhurst and Garfield with older homes in closer proximity to one another are still available to flip.Hudson county has a lot of smaller flips or two-three family new construction going on because a lot of the areas in Hudson haven't been renovated in 50+ years so there's a lot more to purchase at a lower price, plus with areas of Jersey City and Union City so close to hoboken and downtown JC and increasing in pricing so quickly, it's a more solid investment.

My friend works in downtown Nashville and has a steady salary, but hasn't been able to save the money for a down payment. 

And it's a great opportunity to get into student rentals near the new downtown campus before everyone else catches on!

I live near downtown Chicago and am looking to get into a REI club and learn commercial and multi family REI.

Hello,I have a property in SC that I bought and lived in several years ago, it was a B neighborhood close to a flourishing downtown area and has a very large lot. 

The North has been the desired area to many investors for a while now, but I am seeing many investors shift focus to the downtown and near East Side areas as point of entry has risen in the North and appreciation has slowed. 

In need of a contractor for New Orleans downtown as soon as today or tomorrow.

If it was walking distance to downtown and on the Trent our Neuse you might get $100 or so. 

My wife can be in her office downtown in less than ten minutes, I can get a reservation at the best restaurant in town the same day, and I can go from my couch to my seat at a Brewers game during rush hour in 25 minutes. 

I live and work in the Orlando area (currently residing in downtown and working near the attractions).