and my buddy shot him.  1 round, center mass - hit his spine and that was the end of the bear. 

Assuming all things are equal for these two props, but they are just in different areas of the same city, I would look at things like economic development (new projects, new businesses moving in, large companies opening facilities), proximity to job centers where people can earn the wage they'd need to rent the property (being close to a lot of very low-paying jobs isn't very helpful if you're looking at a nicer property, the people in the area have to be able to afford it), walkability, neighborhood amenities, etc.

I see UTC as both a draw to the youth and retirees since one is able to take public transportation to employment centers of Sorrento Valley, the entertainment of the UTC Mall, get to Petco Park, Old Town, Downtown San Diego Mission Valley.

Yes it qualifies.....real estate held for investment....it could be a strip center, warehouse, whatever.

Bartlett is nice and has great schools (if you have kids)and a rec center that is very inexpensive). 

The crime rate is still high, but its getting concentrated to the center of the zip code.

I know of at least 3 factories that have opened since 2016 including a Google Data Center.

I used "regular" money, not deferred money but you can use them to defer just your gains. https://www.novoco.com/resource-centers/opportunit...Of course there is always at 1031 if you can find another prop.

Euclid is interesting as there is an Amazon distribution center opening in 2019 which will bring over 1000 jobs to the area. 

Have an opportunity to potentially purchase a shopping center/strip mall type situation with established renters.