Depending on your criteria it can be a bit tricky to locate good investments due to the differences street to street being pretty significant in many places.

I lived across the street from there and experienced massive appreciation in 2015 ($50k).  

We are closing on a 4 bedroom house west of the Loop of 4th street at the end of the month.  

The area is residential and it does not have a good parking area there is room but the tenants currently park on the street. 

"There is gold in the streets just waiting for someone to come and scoop it up."

Many suburban municipalities around here even have ordinances against street parking overnight - you have to call the police department each night to inform them why you are leaving your car on the street.

I live right down the street from Papio Greens and invest in the Midtown Omaha area.

If someone wishes to sell they should be thankful there are those in a position willing to buy.It is a voluntary two way street.

And I can say the flood zone, which used to end a couple of blocks south of me, now ends on the street in front of my backyard neighbor's yard.

There are areas where you can be 0.10 of a mile from a "comp" but because of the street names and areas your home value drops by 50%.