Invest for cash flow first, tax advantages are second, pay down of loan is third (increase equity = over time) and appreciation is just icing on the cake.

Your pictures aren't doing it justice!

You can also find clues on the Web through Google:Googling the name of the neighborhood/municipality turns up at least one shooting during a parking dispute in the last six months.Google turns up three shootings or more per year at the local playground.Google reveals at least one shooting funeral in the last year at a house church in the neighborhood across from a wing joint that does an all-you-can-eat Friday nights.Google the name reveals any social activist or reverend quoted as saying in reference to any police-related incident in the area the phrase "No justice, no peace."

Just because your state's L/T laws state something, your local Magistrate/Justice/Judge can intuit their own interpretation of the law. 

In general I target cash flow and appreciation is just icing on the cake.  

I think a pickled oak color would do justice for my 4" wide red oak floors. 

If the perosn is a tenant and you have written documentation of end of their lease then you can file with district Justice office and evict that person. 

BA in Criminal Justice & MA in Urban Affairs (urban planning/ public policy). 

I never factor in natural appreciation (it's just icing on the cake), but I'm in a fairly flat market.

I am a social justice activist professionally.