It is currently rented but I will love to find a creative way to get rid of both of this properties.What makes the exit hard, is the current economic situation of Puerto Rico, Government Bonds were classified as Junk bonds and most of the people in the Puerto Rico are employed by the Government.The current trend is a sharp decrease in population and unemployment well above the double digits.

As someone mentioned above, North Oakcliff is changing rapidly and is becoming more and more a trendy area because economic development has been a focus.

It's a trendy place now.

Areas like Wicker Park, Bucktown, Pilsen, Lincoln Park are all trendy.  

It's still affordable unlike Midtown and Wynwood and yet these trendy, sought after areas are only minutes away by car.

The property is a 1br per side duplex (going to be owner occupied) in a trendy neighborhood.

Again, without fail, NONE of the ones that I leave messages for return the call......for over 6 days and counting.I also called some new ones the same day I called back the first batch and I am now tracking those but.......the trend is the same for the new ones as well.Of course, this exercise helps me eliminate those that I would never work with.

I've had the best luck adding bedrooms and baths if possible, and doing kitchens more trendy and cheap.

The rental trend is long and has several contributors not just millennials, but downsizing boomers which is a growing contributor not on the tail end here.

I am torn on painting the cabinets white, replacing the cabinets with newer trendy white shaker cabinets or just keeping the originals and building my kitchen color scheme around whats there .