Hi All, looking for feedback from active investors or agents who work systematically based on neighborhood or zip code.What is your process?

Unfortunately though, the supply appears to be rather limited in the Jacksonville area and most of these properties are located in what appear to be questionable neighborhoods - class D. 

Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

A lot of our forms are just to keep us organized and save us time and are not legal in any way.

Hello all - This is my first post in BP though I have been following the site and listening to the podcast for past year and have bought an SFH in A class neighborhood in Dallas this past year.

We drive the neighborhoods we are interested in when we can.

I live in Folsom and have been studying the city closely - mapping out and visiting all the neighborhoods to learn all their pros and cons.

The neighborhood has appreciated some in the next few years, but what's the best way to determine if the costs will be worth it?

We aren’t interested in seeking out up and coming neighborhoods where we can get the best deals.

If you have grounds for a reduction, recent arms length purchase or neighborhood comparable sales that prove a discrepancy in value it’s an arduous, but not difficult process.