I really like the areas directly under German Village.

Do I take the higher road since I already ordered and have the RMR 141 and 86 what ever to clean the mold and offer to take care of his side as well or do I pull the dick move and start reporting him to the association about the mold that it’s unsafe and he needs to fix that ASAP and report to village pretty sure I can do that as well but obviously after my remodel.

Hi all,I own a historic trinity home in the Queen Village neighborhood of Philadelphia and would appreciate your insights on whether this style of home, in this neighborhood, would make a good investment as a long-term rental or airbnb.

I have a rental in Prairie Village on a cinder block foundation that is having issues with standing water in the basement (unfinished) after heavy rains. 

:)  I use to live in Smyrna near market village.

Push east towards Charles Village, Station North, and Old Goucher and you can get a better deal.

My wife and I bought our first place in 2017 in Merion Village - a revitalizing neighborhood in South Columbus.

@Meryl McElwain I've had my tenants in logan square and Ukranjan Village pay on time throughout the pandemic.

In my opinion, it's very subjective as it's really up to an individual's immediate and future goals, their risk tolerance, their experience and their resources....neighborhoods are also subjective---I personally like areas where I can get SFRs for less than 60k and duplexes for <80k and that's going to generally be northside/northwest Milwaukee and south side Milwaukee like 53204, 53215 or Clarke's Square, Lincoln Village.....but pricier areas such as Bay View, Cudahy, South Milwaukee are extremely popular as well....also, where you start isn't always where you finish--many people start on the northside because you can get 4 properties for 100k vs 1 property for 100k and then they move in to better, more passive areas.

I have a small multin Charles Village I got on va.