@Nam Huynh The 500 blocks of the alley (narrow) streets in that area can be tough.

I live in Jacksonville, Fl but I am actively lookign into relocating to Tampa, FL.  

It sounds like it's been a very active couple years for you...I'd love to hear about your experiences. 

I don't have any active deals going right now but I am planning for the future. 

Especially Condos which have been up 14% for the past year and active listings keep going down which makes it harder to find assets in general in Montreal. 

As far as MLS goes, you got to find the most active agents in the area and work with them.

I was speaking with a multi-billion $ institutional investor's COO several weeks ago and they said when they went to Wall Street to raise money, every banker wanted to know how much of their portfolio was based in Atlanta...meaning, Wall Street knows that Atlanta is a very stable and quality location to own in and while return may be lower than other higher risk areas, it is a quality area and top of the bell curve in most return and risk respects. 

Typically Onslow County has between 1200-1400 active rentals in the market. 

I was really surprised by how steep some of the Queen Anne streets were. 

The reason why I am making this post is; one, to be more active in BP and two, find different ways people go about searching for markets and submarkets.