Renate (Petronella) Kerssens Don't be afraid to look in the middle of these two growing cities, Lakeland is a great place as well. 

I would look at Bagley, Morningside, north end, east english, and the spill over of these neighborhoods.

I am in the middle of a million dollar plus deal where the buyers are first time home buyers and the inspection report, which didn't actually find anything significant, but still found a way to eclipse 60 pages, scared the hell out of the buyers so I have spent the last 72 hours explaining how these things actually work and ensuring it will still close.

Our lovely East Coast boasts some ideal areas that have shown consistent property price value increases over time, making them attractive for long-term holds, particularly in the rental property market.Consider these cities and zip codes in Southeast Florida:Miami-Dade County:Miami Beach (33139, 33140)Coral Gables (33134, 33146)Brickell (33131)Broward County:Fort Lauderdale (33301, 33304)Pompano Beach (33062, 33064)Hollywood (33019, 33020)These locations have witnessed remarkable growth, but it's always wise to conduct your own research and evaluate factors that align with your investment goals and risk tolerance.If you'd like to hear personal experiences or discuss further, I'm more than happy to chat with you.

You can always ask for a tax recert and challenge the assessment file a petition to the VAB value adjustment board and dispute assessment.If all of that fails start looking at investment properties in states like TN, LA, AL, GA, FL, these states in the South East can offer super low annual property taxes. 

@Carlos QuirosGood isolated pocket with Amazon to the north, Bexley to the east and Franklin Park to the south.

Yours may be, so if you can make your PITI in rent, then putting a tenant in the house and having the lease end at the beginning or middle of selling season could make a lot of sense.

(I also would put areas of east Dayton I would put in that same category.)As far as Old North Dayton goes, I've spent a fair amount of time in this area over the last few months (including after my last comment in this post), and I certainly wouldn't lump it in with most of the west side.

be different, maybe a Bocci ball court, maybe a firepit. your description says "in the heart of everything" but you have no map picture to show exactly how much in the middle it is or what might be near it.

This indicates robust demand for moderately sized homes, likely driven by middle-income families and professionals.Zip Code 28305: While the focus in 28305 has been on larger, more luxurious homes, the substantial overall price increases and affluent demographics suggest potential niche markets for high-end, smaller homes, such as luxury townhomes or condos designed for downsizers or small, wealthy families.Affordability does not equal smaller-sized housing: Demand for affordable housing has not directly correlated with smaller housing, which can be seen by 5+ bedrooms increasing by 30.10% YoY in 28304.