Gage, yeah, Buckhead seems pretty nice and upscale, but I tend to migrate towards smaller communities with parks, arts, and young families.  

Meade, MD between DC and Bmore and there are a lot of old row house properties that are being flipped for mass profit in the Baltimore area but more specifically in the art district.

Along Charles Street overlooking the park and Baltimore Museum of Art the housing stock is lofty and patrician, not unlike uptown 5th Avenue across from Central Park in NYC.https://www.google.com/maps/@39.326861,-76.617764,...Here is 3202 Guilford Ave., one of the comparables in the analysis.https://www.google.com/maps/place/3202+Guilford+Av... 

This is one way to kind of see the order of it all.The Professional Investor’s PlanThe art of using high-leveraged activitiesStrategy as defined here would be the science of planning and directing exactly how you intend on proceeding to maximize your profit potential through investing in real estate.

It's an art and a science.

Art

Also in movies and different arts you see how is portrait the image that the rich and powerful if is the bad guy and the poor and humble becomes the hero.

As long as the “ART” isn’t seriously insensitive, that should not determine respect.

just finished The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F.

Finding good labor is an art, it's not as easy as hiring anything else.