Also, the east side of town (as well as on the other side of the border in Kingman/Laughlin area) has a ton of off market properties that are great fix and flip opportunities, or even low barrier to entry LTR, if that is a route you would like to explore. 

Haha) You can see the culmination of this with the recently announced redevelopment on East Broadway around Shelby Street, which is also getting a lot of positive pressure from Paristowne just to the east of it.I've posted my feelings about this plenty of times on BP but inside 264 I feel pretty strongly that the next POPs are the Warehouse District (east Portland) and the eastern half of the Russell neighborhood (east of 22nd street).

To the south is Mexico, to the west is the Pacific Ocean, to the north is Camp Pendleton then OC, to the east it quickly gets harsh.  

Hi Peter, I’m a little North of there in East Orange.

We are in the north east where it’s very expensive right now and have done some research on other markets.

Hi Steve,Have you ever thought about a Japanese Shoji as a solution.You could mix that with some Feng Shui for an Asia Decorating theme.Steven Seagal would probably love it.Good Luck!

I just got 1700 for a 4 br in Lee Harvard, and 900 for a 1 br in East Cleveland, All the best 

And I had some middle east clients that could not pay interest for religious reasons. 

Although humbly speaking we are well suited for this since I grew up in the land business right over there in Clear Lake ( lake county) I also did the last phase of Lake Wildwood and the project just to the East of Beale Air force base on the Hamaton Smartville road.. etc etc.. most lenders simply dont have my back ground so we help the land flipper in due diligence as well as with funding.

I have a SFH in Hamilton County (the house I lived in and rented out after I moved) and 2 SFHs on the East side of Indy.