Okay guys, this feels like a super-newbie/bordering on embarrassing question at this point.

Lockland is very hard for outsiders to run an analysis on because it is so small yet borders such vastly different areas. for example Wyoming is to its west with house in the millions and Lincoln heights to its north with All combined houses may not even equal $1 million. during college I bought a house in lockland and lived/rented there with friends.

Even still, a turn-around project, at its’ very essence, is a calculated gamble for all.

@Joseph ODonovanJoeI just agreed on terms on a property on the Ventnor AC border.

Off of Wethersfield ave near the Wethersfield border, Imagineers (local S8 program) pays $1,425 for a 4 bedroom.

In addition you will want to talk with a cross border expert (lawyer/accountant/consultant). 

Same rules apply to your first deal as they should to gambling: only risk the amount you can afford to lose.

Transparent white with green border is phase 1.Transparent black (top right) is phase 2.Transparent white with purple border is phase 2/3.

In 5-10 years, I can see it spewing over into Anson county and across the SC border around Paigeland.

Of course my accounts are totally personal anecdote but I own over 3500 units on the mainland and grew up here in Hawaii so I tend to have a decent amount of awareness.So going back to the argument that Hawaii will never go down in value... well it could appreciate but I consider that gambling.