That's the beauty of this platform.

The house is definitely on the older side, built circa 1930, but walking through the property I saw a ton of potential (huge back porch, front porch, large semi-modern kitchens, beautiful hardwood floors trapped under dingy carpets, etc.).

Then again they do have a beautiful High School now so I am hoping that helps bring more people to the town. 

So serious we decided it is best to leave the beautiful San Diego area for a better market.We noticed Ohio cities have really high rent ratio (we downloaded data from Zillow on rent ratio by city in the USA).

I was born and raised in beautiful Portland, Oregon and absolutely love it here.

I am trying my best to support my amazing wife and two beautiful children.

My name is Jessica Corona I am a mom of 4 with a passion for real estate. at 22 we bought our first home a fixer-upper lived in it for 7 years and then got the opportunity to purchase a beautiful Victorian home that was pretty much condemned. we Fixed up the Victorian home and moved into it and rented out our other house. 

Rather than try and change that floor, which is updated and beautiful, I would like to put a finished master bedroom in the basement, would potential home buyers go for this?

I'll try to be short and to the point.Purchased for $310k, 3400 sq ft beautiful brick home with separate entry/laundry/kitchens.

It is beautiful out there but overpricedOriginally posted by "Tbone77":So obviously I'm not going to argue with data you looked up so we'll just have to agree to disagree on this one.