I had a animal house I will never forget... it was a little zoo on the out side I thought how quant .. knocked on door and there was loud barking from literally 20 to 30 dogs.. and it had cheap lamanite flooring so you could hear all the dogs nails and paws running toward the door.. lady opens the door and you guess it full blown kennel only no dogs were kenneled  .. had to take it to studs to get smell out... seen many homes were they wore out carpet and were living on the sub floor but that's pretty standard in a lot of these... :)   and bought one that was a Porno house big studio and equipment left behind... it was a million dollar home

Obviously, it depends on what part of the zoo, but I would not call it solid part of  Baltimore :)))

Purchase price: $1 Cash invested: $1 Sale price: $4,400,000 This was one of the only big commercial lots available in the Granby, Qc area.This was sold by the owner.I was able to convince them to represent the transaction.Found a buyer in two days.Finally sold this fantastic location to the ZOO!

My wife got the idea.We are close to a ski resort and a zoo How did you finance this deal?

I think it's quite arguable that accommodating an entire emotional support petting zoo may begin to fringe on unreasonable.

i bought a property which was great in many ways and terrible in many other ways.its near the river, near the zoo, four schools, 2 shopping plazas, 20 minutes from the beach, 10 minutes from the train station, 40 minutes from a major university, 5 minutes from a major hospital, 5 minutes from the nearest commercial hub, 40 minutes from another major city and has great tourism industry, commercial hub and everything is a tick EXCEPT the fact that when I purchased the house, it was a sad little brick house in a sad little part of town, with sad qualities and below average appeal.

Looks like a prominent developer in the area plans to invest further over the next 5 years in the Stringtown area (west of downtown/near the zoo).https://www.ibj.com/articles/70287-stringtown-set-for-big-investments

My Dad always said to us kids while at the Zoo- don't poke the tiger-lol

Sadly many parts of our city are a zoo.

It's an area where a rip off artist can do very well in an unregulated area of business, anyone can be a guru, if you let them.Pretty much why I tell people to go learn the basics instead of getting caught up in some forum zoo, blog, podcast, coloring book, paint by numbers set or system, go learn the reality of real estate first, then jump in with all the clowns in the car, see the tactics, if you like some strategy then learn that and go invest or make some money.