That said, areas closer to center city - spring garden to washington ave between the rivers will be mostly A/B neighborhoods with high demand assuming its priced right.

We are looking for a garden style 2/3 floor property.

I just bought a SFH in Moss Landing, CA.

Put up a fence, a big garden, hammocks, give it like a resort feel. 

I am a NYer at heart, but since I have been working in NJ, I have grown a fondness for the Garden State. 

My business side says this property will fund a decent chunk of my retirement and allow me to do a little gardening in the meantime.  

Contact @Clint Kreider if you want to be added to the email list, or set up key word alertsAs for flipping I find it a little easier to find deals in LA rather than OC, and I like the cities along the 605 (pico rivera, whittier, bell gardens, Hawaiian Gardens, downey, etc) plus long beach

One almost need a resident manager and a handyman plus a gardener.

After 2 great years in this city I am ready to start adulating, pack my bags, and move to the burbs where the girlfriend and I are planning on getting our first place together.I bought a condo two years ago in the Spring Garden section of the city kind of nestled between Fairmount and Northern Libs.My question is in this market and with some of the statistics below, would you rent or sell the unit?

I'm looking for a landscaper/garden for paver project in my backyard.Would you mind giving me some recommendation?