It was September 2018 and my portfolio at that time consisted of a 6 unit building with 3 storage units that is worth $410k and brings in about 4k gross a month, and in a neighboring town I have 3 duplexes and a half of a duplex all within a block a part of one another. 225k, 170k, 150k and 98k purchase prices and rents ranging from $950-$1,300. all units were bought with good tenants or only empty for maybe 2 weeks after I purchased the property and all but one of the duplexes, the 150k one, were upgraded in last few years.That September I thought it would be a good idea to try my first BRRRR.

@Jaysen Medhurst Thank you for responding.The house that was on my block was removed.

There are already two on the block. 

A few blocks east there were homes around $700-800k, with a few $350k sprinkled in.

First I foremost, thank you for time.I recently came across a 2 bedroom condo a few blocks away from me in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.

So, if your property is a duplex on a block full of all fourplexes, you might have a shot.

(i mean of course an average agent should be familiar with this as well) but as an agent that has experience working for a top appraisal firm, i make sure to note differences on why 1 flip or rental got top dollar vs another or why certain areas are more appealing to investors or buyers (and i mean down to the block/street its on).Ask questions, some agents will get super annoyed and thats how you know theyre not right for you too.

I can find 36x24 and that would help but probably would not solve the problem.Glass BlockI would have to narrow the window as well since I can't find a combination of the available glass block sizes that would work to fill 36". 

People have different strategies, but at a bare minimum you should know your market block-by-block.

Since his initial inspection 3 weeks, 4 other houses on the block have gotten hail-induced roof replacements per my contractor.