It's located in a C/C+ neighborhood.

@Einat Menashe C-C+ neighborhoods have been our specialty.

We also have an 80+ Paydex and Biz CC's are dropping out of the sky.  

Its about same price but gives you the option to add other reports, full credit, eviction, background, etc...I look at full credit history and look for utilities not paid, cc not paid, car payments, etc... if the history shows good standing then no issue.

I bought a home in the Napa valley in 91 for 480k it was a bank repo I paid 5k down and 10k to join Silverado CC which was mandatory.. so I did not need to sell PA to move..

Or were you just giving me a general heads up about CC being a bad turnkey company in that area?

I don't think Troy should necessarily be avoided all together and I personally own units in South Troy near Hudson Valley CC where there has been a spike in commercial development.

I have $40k cash saved mostly from reselling sneakers and other items,I have 2 part time jobs currently and a good credit score with about $5k in cc debt.Is there any way i'm able to buy properties since I don't have enough years for w-2 (Started working both jobs this year).

Primary resident has a HELOC, bank has frozen the HELCO Im paying it down, and I have never been behind on it, all bills paid on time, but debt of CC are maxed.

TLDR: yes, the older homes are cash cows, especially wi low maintenance, and what others would probably call c-c+ neighborhoods.