Here in Pittsburgh we have seen a spike in sewer line failures that show up when you try to sell the house.

I think your achilles heel may be the 1 bathroom in your unit.

I totally agree with you that the interest in Huntsville has just spiked!

Too many variable costs with outrageous spikes - insurance, assessments, and high hurricane deductibles.

With a decent starter home currently being around 300k, this means that a year ago it was probably 360, and with 10% YOY inflation it would probably be worth 400k or more if interest rates had not spiked. 

Electric can also spike in the summer with A/C.

As @Nathan Gesner had said; after covid opened up, there was a sudden rush of people who wanted to travel and caused a spike in tourism which has since died down.

Property taxes spiked this year due to the increase for public schools.

To combat this, San Jose has listed a bunch of PRE-APPROVED plans on their website.Lastly, check out this article about the spike in ADU Projects seen in San Jose. 

It’s kind of like asking what’s the best neighborhood to invest in.....it depends on the investor’s strategy and resources.Inventory is still tight here in Cleveland, seems to be loosening up just a little since the start of the Holiday season and new virus spike.