I'd spend time on the streets over there and stop in on construction projects and ask questions.Historically, that's been a tough area, If I was convinced gentrification had taken hold and redevelopment was truly underway, rather than being talked about, I'd start shopping for property.

(they fill it out before paying but I don't get it until the reports are run)This is my first time trying this out, if anyone is familiar with this site I wouldn't mind hearing about success or failure stories.I really wanted a one stop shop so potential applicants wouldn't have to go to multiple sites to fill out an application and run the reports.Ideally I want them to pay for the reports, I see this as a first step to weeding out potentially problems!

Shop around if you have to...

This was a neighborhood that had a sale about once a decade, and those homes were always bought first by the neighbors so they could control who the future buyer/neighbor was going to be, a very closed shop.

It is an unused car/tire shop that looks very similar to what an abandoned Firestone would look like.

Then, you go shopping for those exact properties that your buyers want.

I will let you know how it works out:) However, if this lady is going to bringing pets to your rental property (vs having a shop) I would not consider her.

I am really looking for a one stop shop that will be able to serve my investing needs across both states and be a key part of my team.Thank you all.

Anything will bring more per sq ft than a resale shop that's about the bottom

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