I moved back to Maine, loving the Carolinas for the scenery and many people there, but I will say your home is where your heart is.

Yes some bleeding hearts will try to pass pro-tenant legislation, but don't expect an uprising.

If I was 25 years younger you could call me neighbor I would move there in a heart beat as bigger cities go its a great city to work in.. permits dead cheap.. quick and you pretty much know where you stand once you know the rules. those 7 lots I did on Oak and Buist I got them subdivided in a matter of 100 days or so.. that would have been 2 years and 50k in my market here in Portlandia.

I have to disagree with the bleeding heart conceptforgery is forgery is forgeryno matter what the transaction type is if you take a forged receipt to your favorite box store and try to pull a fast one, see how fast you end up in the clinktake it down to the police station and ask them there take on it and get them where the need to be- out of your place-now save yourself some headaches and screen your tenants betterenjoy

Found a total steal real close to the heart of down town.

@Brandon Turner, you're right she doesn't look 20, and even she knows she doesn't look 20, but her heart comes through the podcast that I really she was 20.

Not sure if your heart is set on KC KS.  :-)

And though I know a shill when I see one, the heart of what I saw was real.

And I really have my heart set on doing flips for now.

***************************************************@Ellie Narie I would pay attention to what @Drew Sygit posted, with regard to the different classes of properties and areas and I would also take to heart what @Don Spafford posted (quoted above).