I actually do not think this area will ever fully gentrify as statistically african american majority neighborhoods do not gentrify fully in Chicago there is a lot of research into this.

Good day all, My wife and I recently moved to Toronto and would like to continue our investment goals.As the building style, laws and what to look out for when buying property is different from what I'm use to, being South African, I've got a couple questions that I would like to put out there.- I've found some house inspectors on the web, are there any that comes recommended for the GTA?

I think Kashmere Gardens is shifting towards more Hispanic - according to this - but yes, I realize now, it is majority African-American. 

Euclid median household income 35k 2000Santee median household income 70k 2008Euclid population minus - 2.5%  2010-15Santee population growth +8%  2010-15Euclid 2000 66% white,  32% African AmericanEuclid 2010 44% white,  52% African AmericanSantee 2010 82% white, 16% Hispanic  2% African American Correct me if I am wrong as these demos are not very close to the same according to wiki. 

Puertorricans are descendant from spanish, boriquen indians, and africans from the late 15th century.

ie, female, African American, disabled vet owned.https://www.sba.gov/contracting/government-contrac...

I'm an African American male who've experienced allot in life that you may have seen in movies or read in books.

I'm an African American male who've experienced allot in life that you may have seen in movies or read in books.

There are certainly deals, but the South African political situation is uncertain, access to gearing is limited, and the currency (Rand) is extremely volatile.John

Hi Guys.So, as per the title, I am a South African CA (equivalent of your CPA) moving to Grand Cayman at the end of this year for 18 months.I've been building my portfolio in South Africa, and would like to take the opportunity to diversify and invest in the US during my time in the Caribbean.Given the above, I'm looking for anyone who could possibly help with some links to "crash course" sites on: - setting up an LLC in the US as an expat - financing (should I attempt to finance through my Cayman bank account, or set up a US bank account now and start building credit today to improve my chances once I'm there etc...) - other laws and regulations to be aware of - any other requirements I need to be aware of / can start putting into place now so that I can hit the ground running once I'm there?