It's a small town with a suppressed economy.  

Frankly you may have to decide between a) insulation value, b) historic charm or c) cost/budget..... you probably will not be able to get all three.....So first just be aware that this 'exciting' journey will be very costly (in my experience) so determine the project budget first and see how much your ROI will suffer (it will) and if that is worth it to you. 

Rockville has a lot of great charm but has VERY old multis.  

While asking questions over the phone does eliminate some perspective tenants from viewing the unit, I've found that quite a few will lie (especially about credit), thinking they can use charm/pleading to convince me to make an exception for them. 

@John Morgan I had a really bad rehab that had the same issue and just rolled the dice and had the hardwood sanded/refinished and it worked like a charm.

Nestled in the heart of the Ozarks, this charming town offers a wide range of attractions, from world-class entertainment and outdoor adventures to picturesque lakes and family-friendly fun.

I really enjoy the charm and history of the south city area as well as the abundance of amenities in the area.

It's a great place to live, but Redlands just has that extra level of charm that is hard to find anywhere else in the IE.

Pelham is going to be good, also, and it has more pre-WWII homes that can be rehabbed into something really charming and desirable.

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