In Milwaukee you have a world of difference between two blocks, sometimes even the very next street, and while you might be able to find a dirt cheap property on that run down street, it would not be fair to comp it with the others, because anyone considering purchasing a home in the area will know which are the better and worse streets to live on. 

Norfolk you need to watch the address closely as the neighborhoods change very fast, block to block.  

Maybe 5 or so units/places of business, a 1 story concrete block structure, should make maintenance cheaper and easier.  

Chris May - About 4 blocks south of the Ashby Bart.

The property condition report state that it has electrical damage, and plumbing / sewer/ drain damage, all which was calculated into the rehab budget, even with some extra wiggle room.

Also, remember that the goal isn't to make the nicest house on the block, its to make a profit on flips.

Yes i am on 60th st , 2 blocks away from Berganline avenue.

Pittsburgh is weird with its neighborhoods though; our house was within a couple blocks of some very rough neighborhoods with some very cheap 8-10K properties for sale.

Indianapolis can vary block to block and even street to street.

Your best bet is to go there on an evening and see how the block looks then. in a way you are fortunate because these are the summer months and you can get a good feel of what goes on around that house. if you see a lot of hanging around on porches or a house with a lot of traffic (foot and car), proceed with caution.