Average home price: $233,000Population: 4,604,0973-year population growth: 6.2%Year-over-year job growth: 3.9%Year-over-year home price growth: 9%Over (+) or under (-) historic value by: -3%

Very cool that you live in a historic home - when my husband and I were first married we lived above Denhart's in the B&B.

Our Historic Wash Park Renovation Investment was sure to make us an easy profit.

I don't thin k there is much of historical significance as there was a fire and it was rebuilt in the 40's or 50's. 

However, inventory is historically low here.

SFRs are going up at 2% - 3% per year though.So if your goal is to build equity be sure you understand the comps and the historical trends of condos in your area.The other factor is your offer price.  

It's not deemed historical, is actually duplex on record, and is MX - 2 zoning.

Dear Bigger Pockets home experts,I have a large historical flip in process right now that will eventually be for sale for over $1M.

Interest rates are at historic lows - no where to go but up, and they will.

Normally I would but after the hurricane there is a backlog of folks trying to figure out what to do with their storm damaged properties since most are over 50 years old ( many over 100 years old ) and have to go in front of historic architectural review board and there are all kinds of new building codes...including raising houses 9 feet !