The vending machine blocks the entire sidewalk.

And then pick a couple of neighborhoods  maybe a 2 mile be 2 mile block, walk/drive them and get to know what the prices are. 

Oh, and almost forgot, all of the units are within a couple blocks of each other, not sure if that makes a difference, but I'm still trying to decide whether to self manage or pay a property manager to do that.

He agreed to join in investing with me and work for me for no costs at the start of our business (all income would be going back into the business until it's financially self-sufficient)On top of that HUGE benefit seeing as contractors absolutely drain cash during a rehab, my dad told me that he will possibly help financially support me in the start of my business.

I actually saw a crappy little dumpy house on Schmitz (one block north of Texas St.) go for $160K. 900sf!

A house down the block has cracks running vertically from top to bottom.I'm not sure if I want to risk another $500-$1000 for inspections if there is going to be foundation problems.Skip or submit contract?

Is it relatively safe to be looking at most houses in those 4 places or is it a street-to-street or block-to-block situation where one street is great for investment and the next one is a war zone?

It's the type of place where on this street you're great, but down the road a flew blocks you aren't exactly in a great neighborhood.

I am hosting an educational meeting in Århus next month on how to get started in bigger condo blocks.

I have had great success with French Drains (google) I had a property in Ca and sometimes it rains furiously there and water would literally pour into the basement like someone turned a tap.