I'm totally charmed by it and don't understand why it's not "hot" (aside from no major employers, and its small size, perhaps).

Investors, home buyers, transplants and alike do not just look at the crime and drugs; which are on a fierce trajectory of decline but the rising potential and rehabilitation in addition to the charm and history that Newburgh offers. 

I made sure to save architectural details that gave the place its charm, and choose paint colors that fit New Orleans. 

@Prudence Meads let me guess....did you buy your properties from a charming podcaster personality who then turned the deal over to a "reputable" partner called Oceanpointe?

We have so many neighborhoods that can use this type of love here in Charm City!

But I don't want people who believe solely in Cashflow NOW (because you want to buy a property that cashflows immediately as opposed to waiting for a year or two for the Market to drive up the Rental Rates) to suppress voices like mine.

With $60k....I could do $2Million+ in deals. http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/168016-3rd-times-a-charm--i-just-closed-a-12-unit-apartment-complex-for-under-1500-out-of-pocket

I attempted to make offers, only to allow fear to set in.I bought Carlton Sheets program twice within a span of five years, thinking the second time will be a charm.

For this type of experience, would you expect to have to do the same or is there some charm to the throwback, stuck in the 60s farmhouse vibe?

The main pull of Annapolis is the unique charm of a historic town right on the Chesapeake Bay.