That said, I will  state one thing:  Sometimes,  it can be unclear which is scarier/better,  or more frightening/more exciting:  A neighborhood in-transition and undergoing [sometimes rapid] change, or A neighborhood that doesn't ever change and literally remains the exact same for decades upon decades, from one generation to the next.

We have a couple flips and a few of our rentals currently undergoing rehabs and are in need for the following tradesmen....1.)

Why anyone would respect the opinion or information shared by someone who won’t undergo this scrutiny is beyond me.I find the best feature in my settings is what is now called “Muted Members.”

I bought a single family home in late December, which is now undergoing rehab. 

But it’s been undergoing revitalization in the last 5 or more years with all the growth in Nashville.

I am studying this business and will undergo a training next week on how to run and administer RCFE in CA.

this is a very good question to ask , i have been thinking of this exact situation for the last month, housing prices in the area of detroit where i invest are sharply rising, asking prices for multi-families are often unrealistic, commercial asking prices for building in detroit are that as they were in 07 houses even in terrible condition are being sold well over what an investor would buy forand if any of you have been watching the stock market, it has been undergoing a correction since august, even as companies continue to announce record sales and earnings their stocks value continue to fall. the stock market usually acts long before the rest of the economy does.many of the youtube investing channels are talking about the market cycle and how 2016 and 2017 will be a buyer's market or that they predict a sharp drop in property values based on the time scales, we have been in a bull market for the past 5 years, bull markets usually last 4 years, it is time for a correction.i am no expert but from what i have learned in the last 2 years of studying markets, is that they operate not out of logic but out of emotion, when everyone is excited its time to sell, and when everyone is afraid it is time to buy. more and more people are becoming excited about real estate ownership and investing. it is my opinion that the end of this bull market is near and for those who chose to invest should do it more conservatively.  

It's very neighborhoodsy, and still undergoing change.  

In peso terms though, Colombian real estate have done very well over the last few years.Your situation is different and, for you, the question is more whether Petro is going to wreck the tourism industry in Colombia and Cartagena, which has been undergoing a boom in recent years.

As of this AM, we have 64 properties vacant being marketed and 58 properties undergoing renovations.