Hi Ivy, welcome to Bigger Pockets, there's a wealth of information on this site.

So, if you can find the right city web site, you can then look it up.   

It just so happens that to meet my criteria a home has to be below market value for the rental rate in the area, but I don't rely on that as a filter. 

I’m just looking at flipping right now because I don’t have any of my own capital so I’m trying to find a way to build some of my own so I can do my own deals and don’t have to rely solely on cash investors.

Hi @Amy Jo Holweger,Welcome to the site.

The web site says http://fortworthtexas.gov/neighborhoods/NEZ/Promote housing, economic development and quality services in Fort Worth central city.So what does this really mean for those of us who have rentals in the area? 

Most investors rely on hard money lenders to secure non-homestead/investment properties. 

Mark,I would be happy to talk with you about this but t would take forever to type my rely on here.

I hate that I haven't yet been actively investing but I'm also extremely proud of myself for clearing the debt and being able to move forward and be in a financial situation to leverage my money wisely in real estate before I begin.So all in all within 4 years of graduating college I will be house hacking with no personal student loan debt.There are a lot of smarter people than I on this site who have much more experience who may give different advice, but this was the plan that I really latched onto when I was reaching out about my first property 2 years ago.

Also go onto the meetup site and search for any RE networking events local.