I was curious as to what it is called, becuase there were a few of these houses in that neighborhood.

My wife and I went to see a single family home that was put up for sale in our old neighborhood to add to our rental properties.

I know this area very well and see all the neighborhoods in this area.

I feel that I could do a better job of researching and buying a multi family property in the northwest since I can physically be in and evaluate neighborhoods that I would consider buying in.

I know there are some neighborhoods on this side of Houston to stay away from - just not sure if this is one of them.

If you meant multifamily for-sale (either fee simple or condo) I only see very specific neighborhoods where fee-simple is working (including stacked-flats), but it IS working right now in our area.

One tenant has lived there for 34 YEARS (the building is 34 years old) and the other has lived there for 7 years and is active in the neighborhood watch program.

People don't often enjoy living in 30K neighborhoods where the areas are older, run down, crime riddled, poor, etc.

Before buying, contact your local Neighborhood Preservation Association.

- Ability to determine seller motivation in real time- Ability to more accurately predict a specific or neighborhood property valueWhat is the goal of the big data application you're envisioning?