Here, they tend to be upper C neighborhoods with multi-families starting in the $50K range, unless you look at our Old West End District, which consists of C to B neighborhoods of large multifamily homes with beautiful architecture for sub-$100K prices.

Might have a property I can wholesale to you in the Mead School District.

In general, the MLS requires that you be a Realtor (additional fee for membership in addition to being a licensed real estate agent), though there may be one federal court district where this isn't the case.  

My biggest gripe about this area is the lack of good school districts.  

Is it a 3br 2ba with a pool, gym, dedicated parking, and 5 minutes from the arts district?

My plan is to start investing in the capital district of NY, since that is where I am most familiar with and grew up not too far from there.

Not exactly the greatest school district, but for the money not bad.

My plan is to start investing in the capital district of NY, since that is where I am most familiar with and grew up not too far from there.

The entire neighborhood is zoned as a Townhouse district but as you can see in the photos below, there is a mixture of single-family dwelling properties (regular houses) and townhouses in this neighborhood.

I've seen these types of business arrangements executed before whereby lawyers, therapists, barbers, CPA's, etc establish their businesses in "historical" districts (for lack of a better descriptive) and in some cases live in the same building or in the mother-in-law building out back.