@Riley Ricobene lets use some keywords so this target audiences sees your post.Keywords: Austin, Garfield Park, Lawndale, Humboldt Park, South Shore, Englewood, South Chicago, Bronzeville, Deering, Auburn Gresham, Chatham Washington Heights, Washington Park, Calumet Heights, Woodlawn, Beverly, Pullman, Morgan Park, Roseland, Hegewisch, Jeffery Manor, East Side, Hyde Park, Oakland, Jackson Highlands, Fuller Park, Bridgeport....BAM!

Some municipalities are very strict about grass height.

The owner (at the height of mortgage fraud) in the mid 2000's owned several larger tracts, with several properties on them.

Talk to me about Investing in the Petersburg, VA Tri-Cities (with Colonial Heights & Hopewell) and Chesterfield, VA (near Virginia State University) to be an active part of rebuilding a vibrant, user-friendly America, one property at a time!

@Derald Everhart my actual market in in Southern Prince George's like District Heights, Temple Hills, Oxon Hill area.

I recently purchased a SFR in the Emerson Heights area of Indianapolis for $39k.

The building has dirt floor basement with a ceiling height of 8' 4" and runs the entire dimensions of the house making it about 1,200 ft2.

Also on the north side, there are parts of Tarrant that are pretty decent.In west Bham I would look at midfield and then some more discreet areas of west Bham like Belview Heights, Bush Hills, Central Park, and West End Manor.Happy hunting!

Also Belview heights in Ensley, 35208.

@Eric Delcol, Hello, We just lived ten years in Seminole Heights on top of the 20 foot hill at the corner of N.