There is open enrollment so a student isn't necessarily attending the closest public school.  

If you market the way everyone else does, with a "For Sale By Owner" sign in the yard, for example, you'll just be one of the pack.Think about what is the "sizzle" that would motivate a person to buy your "steak" and market that.

DCREIA is probably the most you'd want to get to since it's the closest.

Someone already touched on it and the closest I found was full time agent. 

I can't speak for everyone in California but for me, and my portfolio, assuming they are public foreclosure auctions set by the trustee of the defaulted loan, they are going to be held in the geographical area of the property's closest courthouse.

The closest you would get is a slum near/in North City, renting all Section 8 properties.3% appreciation in the cash-flowing parts of town is a very high estimate.I'll stop there. 

You really just want to know that the buyers can actually afford the payments and will actually make them.As far as banks lending on it, I would find the credit unions and regional banks physically closest to the property.

Yeah, there is an attic and a locked closest, so we could store them right in the house. 

I’m really looking to get as closest possible to the 1% rule.

This area doesn't support the size of the property, therefor, you're lumped in with the properties closest top it...which are in the +/-2600 SF range...renting at $1750.This is a very common problem, due to a lack of understanding of how to do Market Analysis.