One place I have followed Brandon Turner's top 10 list and it typically handles all areas of non-fiction books which are all that I read.I would recommend all of Robert Kyosaki's books and we'll read sales books by Zig Ziglar and Grant Cardone who has bought about 4000 apartments out of Miami.

Hi all, My family and I are recent transplants to Greenwood Village.

Unfortunately, our house was damaged by a hurricane, or so we were told by the village.

I also see temp housing villages with common kitchens and bathrooms with a stepping stone to get to units with their own bathrooms and kitchens if they stay clean or get jobs.

It's more like a small village.

Exploring different neighborhoods in the greater Baltimore area and I’m intrigued by the Loch Raven village area. $250k or less for nice, large 3 bedroom houses, pretty safe neighborhood with decent schools.

Depending on whether you live in a city, village, township, the ability to govern sidewalk maintenance is can be restricted (ie; a township in Ohio can't pass any ordinance that ordains if, when or how a sidewalk has to be cleared) and who the law director is will be different.  

Old Cambridge, Back Bay and Beacon Hill in Boston, Lincoln Square, the Upper East Side, SoHo, Park Ave, West Village etc. in NYC, Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco, Bel Air in LA, Old town Charleston SC, Georgetown DC, Capital Hill, Wash Park, Cheesman, Country Club, Belcaro, Highlands in Denver, the list goes on these are all among both the oldest and most expensive real estate locations in the country.

Neighborhoods I am looking into after some research are in Humboldt Park or Little Village. 

Check out the "Botany Village" area of Clifton.