Davin, You need to be looking in your lower income neighborhoods for junkers to wholesale to rehabbers.1.

Alex, If you need a wholesale deal you should be looking for junkers in lower income neighborhoods.

There are many difficult house problems now in your exact neighborhood.

I've got a lovely old 20s-era upstairs/downstairs apartment in a low income neighborhood, and it just breaks my heart every time I evict someone and see how they've trashed the place.

Very very nice neighborhood here in Duluth, MN and looks like it could use a lot of work.

I should have worn a flack jacket based on the neighborhood.

You will need to make your shifting arrangements, finding reasonable housing within appropriate neighborhoods where your kids can go to school and walk the streets securely, clear up some old debts, search for work if you are scheduling to shift far away, It gives you time to make contacts and find resources to assist you get back on your feet.

P&I = 1832Insurance = 41Taxes = 416The neighborhood is actually new construction - and my neighbor just bought last year.

Watch the neighborhood sales market as well for timing.I read statistics that showed buyers have less interest in spending alot of money and/or time in the kitchen as they did in the past due to their busy lifestyles.

It is a big area with lots of neighborhoods like anywhere else.