I guess most of that is the fact that Wall Street is willing to pay top dollar for houses here.

At the same time, there were 5 other properties for rent on the same street that have been vacant since June of 2013.

Other homes on the street are well kept.

I recently purchased a two family home at the end of a street.

There is also a nice table here for those that just want the bullet points:A+ Indeed: The SEC’s Proposed Rules Amending Reg A(The table is several pages down in the article and compares various things among popular exemptions)

Hello:I'm new here, but the introduction page won't let me post.There is a ratty duplex down the street for sale, the Realtor says the bank will probably get 67K for it.

He says the bank would be willing to do a short sale, and his neighbor down the street in a similar house and debt said he did a short sale of his house for $140k and believes he can get the same deal, and offered it to me.The house is in a VERY nice neighborhood and the town is where all the high income families live.

I think it's beneficial being on Clifford opposed to an off-street since Clifford has heavy traffic which results in less property crime.

On a side note, when you're looking at investment properties in ROC always check to see if it is copper or galvanized coming in from the street.

It has pockets of great neighborhoods interspersed within pockets of "war zones", new houses on the same streets as old houses, tiny track houses next to large custom houses, several schools have closed in the last couple years; just a lot of variables that you can only know by learning your market.