I've done the majority of my research on Kansas City and I'm also looking into Indianapolis.

I think there are always opportunities in any market, Erie, Dallas, New York. wherever. 

The City would probably only allow you to load the garages off the alley.

So this home is a pre-foreclosure, right in Riverside(which is a very hot area of the city of Jacksonville), I found it on Trulia.

The city did this a few years ago connecting LoHi with LoDo and obviously, that worked out for them.

It's so great seeing things like this, especially about upstate New York.

Looking for a savvy real estate account here in the metro area to add to my team. Anyone have good recommendations?

Thanks Carrie and Jordan.I do already own my own home in the city of Austin.

In our area, we have access to the MLS and Realist Tax Records, with both providing very good search tools so we can target more specifics than the average person looking on Zillow or at their city records assessment site, although some city websites are actually a very good tool.  

The fair market value, and the price it was assessed at for taxes, is $236,000 (according to the city records).