Everyone is telling me the click vinyl is try current trend. I

Its an up and down original brick duplex in a trendy area of Pittsburgh.

It is directly adjacent to the trendy and desirable Meridian Kessler neighborhood which has mostly large, expensive homes.

Are you looking for a stable 3/2/2 in the burbs (if there is such a thing in Reno) or an older home with a great, trendy, walk-able location.Give me a little more detail on the type of properties you like and maybe a price range and I can give you a better idea of where to look (and where not to look).

The rents do seem to be underpriced on a lot of the properties which helps my numbers a bit but I am not sure that this trend is going to continue and even then the houses in decent areas aren't under around 300,000.

For example, if it's a 2 bed in a trendy part of town to be rented to you professionals, I'd likely go with the door.

Smaller, more energy efficient and downsizing will be trendy.

It seems that investment funds are training their buyers as a new trend. I

Yep, just advertise as a trendy "Florida house" right there in Indiana.

They both got taken and I'm not so bummed about the first since the location was sketchy despite the neighborhood being or soon-to-be trendy.