Pelham is going to be good, also, and it has more pre-WWII homes that can be rehabbed into something really charming and desirable.

Investing in rental properties in Channelside can offer potential for high demand and attractive rental income.Ybor City: Known for its historic charm and cultural heritage, Ybor City is a popular neighborhood for both residents and tourists.

The older houses have beautiful charm, high ceilings, unique craftsmanship, and lots to fall in love with... if you do a renovation,  it will rent quickly... but what tenants won't love it?  

I saw some charming 2 family brick row houses in Greenville for under $300 on the Redfin real estate app.

A quaint town that has a good main-street (like Hudson, WI) is a charm pull for those looking to get out of the cities, but still have access to them.

Baltimore's culture is quirky and it's called Charm City because it has a certain charm, but does not broadly appeal to everyone.

However, I want to then begin the journey of transitioning from healthcare into real estate (not a quick transition I know), but while we love smaller, more charming, charismatic cities, I am curious if they'd be too small for investing. 

We actually love the charm of the older houses, and recognize that's a little bit of a different market than those looking to rent new built apartments.

If you want to be successful you do not throw money at every tennats whim.I have a 35 year old stove in my personal home that I have repaired multiple times and works like a charm.

It's closer to where I live, there are charming old towns with beautiful old homes (I like fixing them up, doing a lot of cosmetic work, don't mind rougher areas to an extent).My two main questions are: 1.