I wasn't able to tack on a fiction section.

I have a property in Forest Park and love the way the Village steps in immediately if there are any tenant issues!

If location matters, I'm considering towns/villages outside of the Rochester, NY area.  

I bought a house in Amberley Village!

Perhaps Townhouse or massive fixer in Sherman Oaks, Studio City and Valley Village.

Looking to invest in the village area of OKC.

And in keeping with the point (and with this site) my favorite will always be Mark Twain's "Buy land, they're not making it anymore" though I also love "It's no wonder that truth is stranger than fiction.

There are some areas of town where you need to check for surface water that reveals itself when we get heavy rains, but that is mostly in the foothills and some areas around Columbia Village in Southeast Boise.

Hi all, I submitted my first offer for an investment triplex in a developing area of Hamilton, ON (Barton Village).

A lot of great info and ideas directly related to your OP question there, regarding the project manager question, I'll focus on some important issues involved because it is in Shorewood and these are truly important issues.I lived right over the Shorewood/City of Milwaukee border on the east side of MKE for years and know a fair amount of people who have and now live in their own homes there, a few people who've owned rentals or lived in half of a duplex and ONE person who rehabbed and flipped there and made some profit, not sure how much.Shorewood, more than ANY other suburb in the entire metro area, is from what I've heard over 10+ years of doing this and other RE investing related stuff, TIGHT about what goes on with any property in the village and NOT a place where you want to be employing any contractor who's going to be cutting any corners or anything like that.