Josane Cumandala I’m looking in south Jamaica , Hollis , queens village , Cambria heights .

Otherwise, I may be able to find something in a retirement village... if I was over 65

this "inspector" must be a former village/government inspector who got laid off during the real estate collapse.

If you want to go the fix and flip route, subdivisions such as Palmer Woods, Sherwood Forest and Indian Village will fit you well.

Detroit is really interesting right now since there is a ton of activity in certain areas of the City namely Downtown, midtown, Liv/6 district, historic neighborhoods, the villages, et al. 

I do not ever do this when I have a listing in Montgomery Village or most of Gaithersburg.

This is done all the time in retirement villages.

Our electrician says we won't have electricity in the building for 4 days - until the village inspector gives his OK to get the electricity back.  

It sometimes takes a village.... engage the help of family members and community social service workers to provide this tenant with the resources she may need.7. 

There are brand new apartments coming up right near the Audi dealership on Winchester Blvd. and there's also a lot of urban village development happening: https://www.sanjoseca.gov/your...however i think the problem is affordability, not availability.