Is it late vintage (over 30 years old?).

I currently rent vintage trailers at various vineyards on Airbnb and have been looking for a property to start a vintage trailer park.

Driving through Sevierville off upper middle creek going into pigeon forge, and was treated with a vintage airplane on the side of the road, right behind is a million dollar cabin. 

There are still some "hidden gems" but it does take time to find them and not everyone likes the areas or will even work/manage in the lower priced homes. 

The debt/Income ratios were tight, but with property values rising, you could "flip" a multi-family property with some meat on the bone and still have a payday on a sale or refinance.On the 128/95 ring around the city you would need to shop the markets where you might find some hidden gems.

I have a gem of a PM- if you want the details, reach out privately.

Hi Andy,East LA is a HUGE area....Maybe dial it down to a handful of particular neighborhoods with a demographic you like re income, local busineses and crime.IMO walking into a B of A Branch with 1 foot thick glass for the tellers is a sketchy area, when 20 minutes away you can go into a Pep Boys and it's the friendly and has a some nice restaurants around it.Maybe drive the areas and (talk to the Police when they are on break for lunch ask where is good and bad) and find some hidden gem areas to explore and really get to know--boots on the ground.Good Luck! 

Another hidden gem in tax sale investing would be pipeline property. 

Welcome @Ryan Teixeira - Pre-cons in Toronto will be interesting to watch because not all condos will be a bad investment and there are some good gems to be found with some good homework and a good real estate agent.

No more hidden gems at basement prices with light or medium rehab.