A great place to start is Zero to Diamond. 

The area is known for its hills, dolomite bedrock shelfs, and for being home of the Herkimer Diamond!

This diamond in the rough was exactly what we were looking for.

Because they are a lot cheaper than you might think.I've got a Builder's Risk Policy from Foremost Insurance thru my agent, with about $40k in coverage for a vacant home being remodeled, and it's about $286 every 6-months.But I also got a quote from my agent on a 6-month term from Diamond State Insurance for a $300k in General Liability and $50k in Fire Damage on a vacant home, and it's $100 for a 6-month term, but that covers only a single home.

Gomez racked up Instagram likes over the weekend when he presented his fiancée with a diamond and pearl engagement ring (with a pearl possibly repurposed from her grandfather’s tie pin).

My wife's nephew owns a 1943, 1000 sq ft home in south dallas. The home was purchased from the estate for 50k and is in poor condition and without a tenant. Identical homes in the area retail for 200k. The nephew does...

That would be like looking for a needle in a haystack or a diamond in a rough.

Pierce could be a diamond in the rough.......my did not let me stop to collect info on FSBO I saw there 

Some deals you have to get a bit more creative to make that diamond in the rough.

With this being the seller’s market, investors are going to need to value add by picking the diamonds in the rough and having the stomach to do Renovations.