There are realtors on every block.  

I wasn't sure how much faith I could put in someone's opinion if they were motivated to 'sell' me something.Anyways, I ended up writing a +3,000 Word post here on BiggerPockets going through my entire process, from surveying the whole country to narrowing down to a city, a subdivision, and finally even streets to avoid in a small 15 block radius.It took a while and I'm pretty detail oriented but if you're interested in reading about my process:Investing from OverseasI also run a meetup here in Korea (+300 members) and our members are focused on overseas investing as well as Korea investing.

One block from Germantown Ave, near Carpenter Ave.$49,500 purchase price. $52K including closing costs and seller tax reimbursement.Needs medium level renovation.

I'd guess 2200-2300/month if it were one block in.  

I don't want to make my ad look like one big block of words that people will glaze over so I want to incorporate some html to make it easier to read.

I set up a couple of "Viewing Windows" per week until I have it rented- 2-3 hour blocks of time seem to work well.  

I have bought numerous multi family units from 2 units to 240 units, from block apts to mobile home parks.Yes I have used realtors and referrals to get the deals but 90 percent of my deals I originated myself using public records.Every property appraiser in every county has a database of every single property in that Is in that county.

Just take any online tax software ( I use HR Block) and it will calculate everything for you.

The whole Street is currently undergoing a major re-development right now, in the last 3 months there have been 2 major Condominium Developments one block from me on the same Street.  

You are, however, closer to JC Heights and, if you're farther east in Union City (closer to New York City) in that area you have really easy walking access to Hoboken.Anywhere on the eastern border of UC (Palisade or Park) is expensive, though usually quite nice, because (some) of those buildings have views of Manhattan and are right on the bus line.It's really very much block by block.