Four Peak, Park Street Partners, etc. 

Some areas better than others, some streets super narrow, some one way, sometimes not parking, and there's other areas with wider streets and primarily SFR properties.

also I mentioned that its a 7 unit complex, it consists of 2 separate buildings, 3 separate PIN numbers (10 car parking lot and 2 houses)my thought is that if for whatever reason they can't or wont use projected rental income on the building I will have to just find a HML to fund the deal while I get the units rented then circle back and apply for more long term financing any thoughts or recommendations on this situation or a hard money lender who deals in PA

Downtown areas like southern orchards, driving park, franklinton, south of main, etc are where i'd look if you want appreciation and cash flow and aren't afraid of a rehab.  

West side of Cleveland, Oh9500 lorain ave cleveland oh 44102Needs FULL rehabComes with paved parking, very RARE on Lorain ave, also come with drawings and plans, over $20k value13 x 1 bedrooms ($600-650)2 x Efficiency ($500-550)1 x 2 bedroom ($800-850)When finished should bring in 9-10k monthly gross ( do your own DD)Asking $499,999Message if interested, won't last long!

However, The property is zoned as multi Family and it seems to have potential to possibly fit a 6-8 unit building with parking.

Based on my experience in Austin for the past three decades, Round Rock is more mature with older neighborhoods compared with the newer communities in Cedar Park, Leander, and Pflugerville.

Townhouse should budget for parking lot, roofs, exterior siding, etc.

I own 13 other units in Elkins Park, Willow Grove and Morrisville.

Hi @Scot Howat I'm currently living in Rogers Park.