http://www.sandiegomagazine.com/San-Diego-Magazine/March-2016/San-Diegos-Next-Hot-Neighborhoods/http://www.governing.com/gov-data/san-diego-gentrification-maps-demographic-data.htmlhttp://www.city-data.com/zips/92102.html

Some of the real experienced real estate people in my area have a rolodex still (Yeah I guess you can still order them out of the back of magazines or something).

I started a boutique tourism magazine and travelled all over Australia for 4 years.

I hope to make lots of new friends in the industry and network with the greatest community on the web to success.

The days of the 2% (and even 1%) rule seem to be long gone and anything listed on the web that meet the criteria are usually tear-downs. 

The FFIEC manages a web site search engine and the ratings of these community banks. https://www.ffiec.gov/%5C/craratings/default.aspxI did a quick search of Chicago.

@Sean Bis, Based on the take I got from the web conference.  

If you are looking for a purchase agreement, then you can contact a local real estate agent (many young agents would help you out for a small fee), you could contact an attorney or you could go online an pay one of the legal doc web pages for a contract.  

I took my realtor license about 15 years ago and also worked as the Sr Web developer for a local Real estate investor in North Carolina, a few years ago. 

It's loaded with spiders, spider webs, and such.