Looking at zillow and comparables, seems like not much growth there since things fell after and now climbing back up. 

I love highlandtown but there is also canton (a little more pricey), Greektown with some new development underway, Hampden where you can find JHU renters, Remington appears to be growing and Fells never seems to have a shortage of people looking to rent. 

For example, we've seen instances where a tree fell on a pedestrian.... or a fire that occurs at one investor's house catches the neighbor house(s) on fire.

Do you think these roaches fell from the sky or flew in her open window?

A tenant fell on a very small patch of ice 2’x2’ in a parking lot fractured shoulder went to er.

The deal fell through - owner decided to flip. 

Now I understand the differences the pieces all fell into place! 

My real estate experience is limited to me searching for and purchasing my first home in 2007 (primary residence) where I basically did all the leg work (agent only arranged showings and handled paperwork) but that is where I fell in love with the business of real estate as a whole.

I had something line up with WF, with a 30 year amortization, but that fell through and I couldn't get the deal to work on a 20 year amortized schedule. 

Because we found out the home fell into this category (after our offer was accepted), and we were insistent that we wanted 2 income producing units, we began to solution for this issue.