If you need help from a realtor who's a true native of Myrtle Beach and an investor himself shoot me a PM.

@Drew Leo Hi Drew, Fresno Native here.

Thus, a veggy garden, and/or fruit trees and/or some native shelter for native fauna, and doing away with some or all the ornamental high-maintenance groundcover they call 'LAWN' all come to mind.

I'm a PA native, on the other side of the state though.

I will add something a little different as a native of the area. 

21 year old Baton Rouge native interested in finding others who invest in real estate in the Baton Rouge area.

Doing some research on financing, I discovered the HUD Section 184 loan for Native Americans.

The reason I don't see the effects of redlining is because I grew up in a mostly Hispanic neighborhood (60% hispanic, 20% Pacific Islander, 10% white, 5% black and 5% Native American. 80% of the Hispanics living there were undocumented, which means they started from nothing and also had 0 welfare benefits.

We are all native to the area, and have kept up with the changes going on around the city.

Regardless of views on policies, it's us small business owners and landlords that have to deal with the realities and running away is not the solution.As a Northwest native, we have a lot of issues with gentrification, big tech money, drug addiction and homelessness that affects all communities in the region, not just Seattle.