Baltimore is generally block to block, but in those neighborhoods, you'll be pretty safe.

I live in Pleasantville ny, easy commute no matter what route you take (train/car) and our leases for the renovated units in our 6 family a block from the train is: 1900/1 bed, 2400/2Bed, 3500/3 Bed (the other 3 units have long term tenants and are not updated so rents are lower)

Sometimes it can take ripping out all flooring, trim, and fixtures, and adding layers of paint everywhere to block out the odor.

Just type your city and real estate in the search block and something should come up.

Purchase price: $135,000 Cash invested: $33,000 Solid block and brick 3 unit, freestanding building.

I have worked in property management for 2.5 years in the Boston Ma area - I am an aspiring investor but collecting capital to begin has been my biggest road block.

You can check the county's foreclosure auction block to see if it's listed yet and if not, there is a long way to go.

I looked up the property, and it's zoned for high-density residential, and it's three blocks away from a regional university (I live in a small college town).

South shore is a solid area, but still a little bit block by block. 

My house is a block away from a middle/high school.