Excellent school district was also a bonus.

My husband and I lived in IB and moved out in 2014 for a better school district.

I have a jewelry company based in Midtown Manhattan by the diamond district.

Same style of home, number of bedrooms, number of baths, similar square footage, comparable age, same school district, etc. 

Hello,About early March before our yearly lease was up, my tenant informed us that she'd like to go month-to-month because she wants to move to another school district.

It is also a small town in a historic district, and they seem somewhat tough on zoning changes. 

I ran a property today for a friend on a $138,000 house, and here's what the numbers wound up as:Owner-occupied: $1,035.26 or $86.25/moNon Owner-occupied: $4,376.69 or $364/moHere's another I pulled today, same county but different school district, and the actual tax bill so you can see how it's calculated.

That being said, many of the smaller towns along the coast and inland have a smattering of multi-family properties, which may be a better choice if you're concerned about school district, etc.

I was thinking maybe historic districts in smaller cities.

Good cash flow, great school district, beautiful property How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?