However, I am an MS native, so I can give you some general insight about Oxford.

I guess some people react that way to everything, or he's a good actor.So, my guess is, you're more than slightly below market.

I feel the same way about driving to the east side as a 4th grader feels about being driven to the dentist.For those of you who are on the outside looking in and simply don't get it please check out this article written by Billy Hallal it will really open up your eyes into the psyche of us Cleveland natives and our strange divide. 

I'm not a NY native (though I have been here for ~17 years) so I don't know the surrounding areas as well.I'm looking for areas with aging housing inventory (i.e. lots of fixer-uppers) that has shown good resale value for renovated properties.  

I have a few homes in the area, as a native, i definitely agree its in the path of progress. 

I am a Baltimore investor agent as well as a Baltimore native.

I love Provo, but it seems to be heading towards being annexed into California (and being a California Native that would truly be a travesty for Provo).

One of the most difficult things is to read the customer and know how they may react to finding out that you made some money. 

I'm a Arizona native and the neighborhoods have definitely changed over the years, you made a important statement by saying a neighborhood you would live in if you had to. 

You need to schedule a couple of inspections, and react to problems professionally.At the high end, I'd say that I spend 1-2 hours PER MONTH managing my properties, that net a total of $5,000 in gross rent. 10% of $5,000 is $500. $500 /2 = $250 PER HOUR.