Do you think h&r block would be ok?

I am considering developing a web-based mapping platform that will allow single family home investors -- and their service providers/advisors -- to quickly determine suitable locations in the US to focus their investment efforts (down to the block group or subdivision).I wanted to get some quick feedback on whether you would use such a tool or think that someone would.My thinking is the target audience is people with no geographic restriction and are open to anything -- the ultimate out-of-state-investor -- who wants to find areas worth focusing on.

Those southside neighborhoods you are looking at are definitely developing but its block by block.

We bought that duplex for 370k, put 20k into it, so we’re 390k in, but it has strong cash flow and we’re getting paid to live 2 blocks from the ocean.

So much disrespect thrown out towards Chicago and specifically the South Side of the city, I hope the numbers will change a few minds.In the words of a local developer I highly respect Leon Walker "the difference between Gentrification and Venture Development is INTENT” http://www.dl3realty.com/venturedevelopmentIf you are not in the City, you may not know there is a tremendous resurgence happening on the South Side of Chicago.As a native of Brooklyn, if you would have told me my neighborhood as a child in the 80s (Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY) would have turned into Million Dollar homes a on every block I would have laughed at you.

For context there's townhomes starting at 650k being built like 6 houses down and condos starting at 850k being built two blocks away. 

“Here"s your chance to Own the whole block, Enlarge your investment portfolio fast and have good cash flow.

However there was a comp 3 blocks further from the university that were in the 175-195k range. 

only thing here that is really concerning is the block basement. 

The building in a 2 block radius is going for 99k to 158k.