This happened on Cambie, oak, king Ed, etc.

@Rachel Hertel - Check out west suburbs just outside Chicago along the highway that have similar commute times by car or CTA train lines to the city center like Forest Park, Oak Park, Berwyn, and Cicero.

You might look at Oak + Acorn Property Management; they are based in downtown Durham.

But for you and others who see this later, Check in with some of the following:Mary Mentzer, ParalegalChandler & Gibson, PLLC2901 Coltsgate Road, Suite 200Charlotte, NC 28211Harry Marsh Law, now 24 Hour TitleRoss Malloy, Closing Paralegal24 Hour Title, Fayetteville OfficeSherilyn KnoxAssociate AttorneyCity of Oaks Law2021 Fairview RoadRaleigh, NC 27608

I've had a few interactions with a property management firm based in downtown Durham called Acorn + Oak and was impressed by them.

There are a few in Oak Cliff and East Dallas that were probably originally 4 plex 100 years ago, at some point turned into single family, and zoned for multi. 

WGS handles all of my renovation projects in Clarksville and Oak Grove.

I'm looking at a property near Glen Oaks Park (clearwater) is that a good area? 

At the link below is the Traffic Masters Anniston Oak for .99/sqft.

Don't get sucked into Gwynn Oak or Forest Park or anything on the west side even if the prices are decent (they're only slightly better now than they were in the 70's).