With only 1 tenant, village taxes and 2 partners splitting the revenue, it was no longer worth it for them to keep the property.  

Arpan Patel, just curious about your experience with the village in hazel creat and CCB.

I'd look into McKinley Park, Little Village, Gage Park, Brighton Park.  

It's a very unique neighborhood called Hilton Village in the middle of Newport News.

I am also looking a little in Little Village and Berwyn, I have a good realtor alreadyAny advice / experience you have would be welcome!

I am also just moved to central Florida in The Villages from Dallas Texas.  

Properties in German Village/Hilliard/Marble Cliff, was hoping to find reliable/inexpensive options nearby.

I would suggest a newer build [1998-up] like a subdivision "vinyl village" home to purchase.These will cost a little more than an older home with the same rent but are much newer, typically on a slab [no moisture issues to deal with] and are easy to rent and/or sell in the future.One downside of this type of home is that most good markets [Indianapolis included] have been invaded by the Wall Street Hedge Funds and they have or are buying up this product at record rates.

There are village taxes in some areas, Some places tax X percentage of assessment.

I mean you can buy a home to live in these areas for 50 to 75k that's livable.. as opposed to pay 5k a month to live in a retirement village out our way..