So the box Vinyl Village type homes is the current build (mixed in with townhomes, duplexes, quads).

I am not familiar with it enough to know well enough of the top of my head besides the village of Sloan where I have some family. 

I'm in Ukrainian Village and got most of my property tax increase reversed upon contesting it.  

Don't try and save the $300.TRY and get the village/building zoning dept out there to see if there are any issues that you'll need to correct.  

We met at the BP Meetup last month at the U-Village Ram restaurant.Lending tends to be pretty low-risk, unless you're doing something shady or stupid; just make sure to do your research on the deal and the borrower and watch your LTVs.  

This is evident with the mid-rises and high-rises being built downtown, East Village, Little Italy, Mission Hills & Bankers Hill areas.

figure on having $5k at any moment. a lot of the repairs/vacancy/village rental inspections (I could go on and on) are $100-$300. 

What is the GC charging you for the roof repairs, how many squares are included on the quote, what is the resheeting with plywood or OSB. what is the thickness that is required by the village or town per their code.I have a great roofer who will just do the roof, I know his prices, and based on the info, and I can tell you if your GC's price is the best price or not.You can PM me the details if you like.

DC has had some areas that have far exceeded the bubble prices (Logan Circle, Petworth, Trinidad, Shaw) while other areas have not come close to recovery (Prince Georges County, Montgomery Village, DC south and east of the Anacaostia,)

Louis forum post (I’ll try to find it) that people were having success with AirBNBs in downtown near the stadium and ballpark village.