Hungarian Village was 12% + this year and Southern orchards was 14% + year over year.  

Hi @Roberto Candelario, I would check out Southern Orchards, Franklinton, North Linden, Hungarian Village, Milo-Grogan, and South of Main are a few I would recommend. 

I've been researching STR regulations is various markets and many areas require a "local agent" that lives within 10-45 miles of the village.

Near the ski village?

@Ryan Dougherty I love the areas with strong economic drivers such as up and coming arts communities such as Charles VIllage/Remington and/or areas in proximity to hospitals such as the Hopkins so hence our decision to invest in the Patterson Park area.

Hungarian Village might be considered 'C', but is negligible in distance to downtown/German Village from 'B' Merion Village or Southern Orchards; it's also one of the next areas to rise considerably in value.Yes, there are clear areas with lowest incomes, values, most crime, poorest transit, etc. - beyond that, there is a lot of opportunity even in areas that many would write off.

Wondering what property management companies you would recommend for Chicago Ukrainian Village/Lincoln park small properties?  

You might be able to afford more than you think.Check out as well Little Village - I was featured in a Univision report the other week (see my FB page) about the area gentrifying.

@Fred BuechelMy personal preferences for Rentals:Detroit City - West side - Grandmont Rosedale, Bagley, AviationDetroit City - East side - East English village, E Outer, MorningsideMetro Detroit - East side - Eastpointe, WarrenMetro Detroit - West side - Southfield, Farmington, Inkster, Dearborn

And this mind-rot is blatantly evident in our society today, pick your metric, as the tail wag's the dog we descend into madness and the whole village burns.