I have a foreclosure on my block owned by Wilmington Savings Fund Society.  

Generally speaking, as an investor with some hosting experience on airbnb (but never having invested with that intention), the urban core neighborhoods like Riverside, Murray Hill and San Marco all see pretty strong demand.

I usually charge an extra pet security deposit to account for potential issues.According to the Humane Society of the United States, there are 86.4 million cats and 78.2 million dogs in homes around the U.S.

It’s a cute area with houses set back from the street, a trend created by Belgian immigrants who settled here and continued their tradition of having gardens in the front yards.A lot of urban farmers are interested in this neighborhood.

I've been posting on classified listing websites (Loopnet, craigslist, and classified listings pages of New York Medical Society, etc) but this is GETTING EXPENSIVE.  

There is heavy development going on around the Urban Core of Kansas City, and many areas that were once "war zones" are now VERY VERY close to being the next hot spots.I'm a part time investor in the area, but fulltime involved in the general development of Kansas City as I own a construction company that concentrates on new construction multi-use/multi-family developments.I enjoy beer, coffee, properties and BBQ

Maybe not in suburban single family home areas yet though, which has been the case for a while and why urban areas of the state have appreciated more than suburban and especially far flung suburban areas where millenials don't want to waste time in their cars in general in this cycle.Also, do you have a source for high earners leaving the state faster than they are coming in? 

I've browsed your forums for a few weeks and it seems you have some quality information--I hope that this will finally get me into the trenches as a principal in RE (outside of REIT investing and helping to broker a REPE deal while I worked at one of the big investment banks).Goal: ~15-20 unit Multifamily value add (likely hold) in WA State; likely urban infill class C/C-; 20%-30% down on a total deal between $600k-$1.5mmProblem: I have been working in Singapore as a C-suite exec at a software startup for the past two years (offices in Singapore and Manila), but recently resigned and will be moving back to good 'ole America (Seattle) on March 1.

I would start by calling your local historical society for referrals to contractors who work with plaster.

We as Americans are a consumer society.