Implementing unique design cues and/or a small solar system could do just that (especially in areas where consumers are more conscious of social/environment/green issues).

I had watched anything and everything @David Greene, we have very similar stories, and felt that I was confident enough to jump in to out of state real estate, because I live in Souther California, enough said there. 

We have just started buying out of state and have read David Greene’s book Long Distance Real Estate Investing.

North Aurora might be a good place to start; or Green Valley Ranch and Montbello. 

Cue David Greene's exceptional book - Long Distance Real Estate Investing - which led me here and has helped me think through what my investing philosophy needs to be. 

I am a new real estate investor in Green Bay, WI who is looking to jump start my journey to financial freedom.

If you listen to David Greene on the podcasts at all, you just basically nailed the numbers he goes for.

For example, the tiles, toilet, and bath tub are a puke green and funky pink.

I’m looking to invest out of state and am trying to narrow down different cities to BRRRR SFH as outlined in David Greene’s book.

I'm familiar with Green River, Main Street, Carrington, Equator, Goodman Dean, Clear Capital, LRES, Inside Valuation but thought there might be some name changes, consolidations or start ups.