A black diamond in the grand tetons is not the same as a black diamond in the midwest.The "class A" properties in Cincinnati might barely be B's, if not C's in terms of amenities in the 24 hour cities like Manhattan, LA, SF, etc. 

@Diamond Nicole generally you are required to provide safe housing. 

This could be the opportunity to find that diamond in the rough in Brooklyn.

For those of you reading this who are not familiar with the area, Westgate is sort of a diamond in the rough of 43204.

A dud can still be a deal if you can turn it into a diamond. 

I was thinking about cutting it with a 7' diamond blade on a grinder and detaching it with a pry bar from the studs in sections. 

In southern Mass I recommend Black Diamond REI which meets monthly alternating between Worcester and Burlington.Both groups are education and networking oriented, which means they don't try to sell you stuff.However in this time of social distancing you definitely want to check the websites and Facebook pages of any group you're interested in, to make sure they're still meeting.

And most of those deals will be taken by investors so you what you are looking for is a diamond in the rough that needs work, which is a tall order in a hot home-selling area.What would be the price differential of finding a home that was in move-in shape for your family and would it be worth it to consider that above a perceived deal that will cause you to do rehab, which you don't have experience with, and cause stress when you already have a home you are in now.

Just a heads up I noticed Lowes were severely discounting all their in-stock Diamond Caspian cabinets.

You'll be hunting diamonds in the roughest patches if you try to hop in now.