What you don't want to have happen is you get the perfectly-appraised property and then the bottom falls out of the city it's in and the values go into the trash and you can't recover (different than a general real estate crash, because those tanked values will come back up...just don't sell while they are down).All the while, have that steady cash flow in place. 

We have a great handle of the city, and my day job allows me to travel to all of the smaller communities surrounding it.

I'm looking for recommendations for handymen who work on the North Side of the City of Chicago or in the Western Suburbs. 

I would assume the City of Salem planning department could point you in the right direction.

I went through the city code violation department to get a list of properties and used the tax assessor website to get addresses but it did not provide any phone numbers.

Hi - I'm evaluating a property for purchase in the City of Champaign, IL (Champaign County). 

I have two single family rentals paid for and have been looking for a multi-family property in Kansas City for months.  

The issue is the City of Tacoma.The way the house is currently zoned, it isn't eligable for the detached ADU modifications in the garage. 

I think if you want to stay on the peninsula of Hampton Roads, you'd get a greater yield on the back end in Williamsburg, poquoson, or somewhere in York County 👍

The neighborhood is gradually getting better, and our city is crazy desirable for the schools.