Francis, West Allis, and areas around (not in) Wauwatosa (Washington Heights, Coopers Park, Story Hill, etc.).

Unfortunately it's mostly huge 32' foot height Amazon or big box stores that cover many acres.

@Rick Baggenstoss Ashview Heights - Right across from the AUC (Morehouse, Clark Atlanta and Spelman).

I'm a big fan of South Buffalo ( family friendly owner occupied, established areas), Kenmore, University heights ( near University at Buffalo South Campus), and east part of Black Rock/Elmwood Avenue ( near Buffalo State College Campus).

This is uncommon for properties of this size and to say our criteria was strict is an overstatement.The property is on Enid street in Houston which is considered part of the Greater Heights.

Fair Haven Heights, Quinnipiac Meadows, Westville are my favorites.

It would be different from the standard below.This is what I found:Four things a room MUST have to be considered a bedroom: Entrance: A bedroom needs at least two methods of egress, so it should be accessible from the house (commonly through a door), and then have one other exit (window or door).Ceiling Height: A bedroom ceiling needs to be at least 7 ft tall.

I hear the Oak Park area and certain parts of Del Paso Heights are improving so I'll begin looking in those areas and seek out some local agents that know the area well that might have visibility to some off market deals.I knew the 2% model that some in the Midwest are getting is totally unrealistic here.

Inside loop 610 on the west side of i45.Check out the heights, or bellaire, meadows place, sugar land. 

Do you buy let say in Maple Heights?