Hi Rick,I believe it will come back.Look into:-ISLAND waterpark by Philadelphia developer Bart Blatstein-The Orange Loop-Opportunity Zones

hi @John Moore , I actually spent all weekend at a seminar in New Jersey and saw three properties in East Orange.

Government projects are expanding roads (Grant Rd expansion) which has already led to the development of higher-class restaurants and businesses (Orange Theory Gym, Poke Restaurants, brunch restaurants and wine bars).

I would be happy to connect and sit down for coffee, I only live in Orange, CA.

Weekends I’m in JT, and during the week I’m in Orange County/LA working on land deals for new development throughout SoCal.

I'm looking for fixer upper or rental properties in the following locations: Westchester, Dutchess, Putnam and Orange Counties.

Se dc by Suitland, Anacostia, and Oxon hill are possibilities.if you want to stay in the commonwealth, Woodbridge, Quantico, and Leesburg aren't terrible.the bottom line is that making money as an investor anywhere along the orange/silver line requires millions in capital to be a big time developer.

When running comps to gauge market demand, vacancy, and rent, I would advise against comparing STR stats to MTR projections simply because it's apples and oranges.

@Esha Chennubhotla It is tempting to look out of state for Southern CA (Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego) newer investors starting out with the higher costs here. 

Thanks @Judy P.