That said, the city has a bunch of requirements regarding parking (covered and uncovered), minimum unit size, minimum lot size, set backs, height limitations ect.

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Areas such as NoDa, Smallwood, Villa Heights, etc. are great.

I have been getting calls from sellers with vacant land (Desoto, Glenn Heights, Lancaster, etc).

Hey Chase, You can also look for opportunities in PG county( Riverdale, Hyattsville, Suitland, Capital Heights, Oxon Hill, Temple Hills, Ft.Washington, and District Heights).

I think we'll be looking around Pleasant Ridge, Norwood, Madisonville, Kennedy Heights, and Oakley when the time comes.

Or, perhaps the market explodes to even greater heights for the next decade, never slowing as Americans uproot and continue moving to my city.

Most notably is Chicago Heights.

Check out the requirements for egress windows, number of exits, ceiling heights, ventilation, etc..  

@Ross Denman Fresh new face to the investment scene and would love your recommendations on a License Inspector as well in the Indianapolis realm more specifically near Shelton Heights any or all help is much appreciated.