Plumbing issue resolved for about $300 including the microban to clean up the inside mess.My Mom recently had a septic tank issue and the lines were backing up into her terrace bath tub.  

@Jason Dillard  Real Estate never sleeps I just got a call from my Realtor in Charleston at 8:30 am Sunday my time.. and tied up another infill project in the wagner terrace area.. off market and their is a wholesaler attached to the deal.

This is why you see a lot of houses that terrace down the hill.

Fines, prison are going to happen well before they undo the sale.Unless you get someone powerful people on your side like this the sale isn't going to be undone.https://sf.curbed.com/2017/11/29/16715078/presidio-terrace-sale-overturned-supervisors-rich-residents

I would include an outdoor amenity space for residents like outdoor living rooms, fire pit, BBQ area, rooftop terrace, etc.

Poor brokers and sales staff's it looks like lean times might be coming, better stock up on canned tuna, rice, ramen and PB and have some fallback living arraignments.That's hardly any volume, and mainly condos...Good Luck!           

If a family on foodstamps can only afford to eat boiled rice with margerine, their kids are not going to be as healthy as mine, who eats baked boneless skinless chicken breast, steamed vegetable, and a nice green salad with fresh fruit for desert.

Originally posted by @Marvin Rice: @Monique Rene Coates Thanks for starting this thread.

In st Pete I would stay between 1st Ave N and 46th Ave N, jungle terrace is a solid area as well.

The "hot spots" for gentrification are the Heights, Washington Corridor/Rice Military, First Ward.