Closer to downtown Fort Worth, houses are literally selling at the open house, especially in Arlington Heights subdivision.There will always be plenty for the buy and hold investors, but here in Texas taxes are high, but at least the rental rates offset those high taxes.

I went in the height of the foreclosure cycle and there were probably 50 people in the room.

I don't know of any states that apply different/no standards, but a suppose it is possible.70 square feet, minimum width 7 feet, minimum ceiling height 7 feet 6 inches, window of sufficient size to serve as egress, closet.

For investment opportunities I'm looking in El Segundo, the areas surrounding the Heights, Bellaire-outside-the-loop, Pearland, and GOOF.

I'm also closing on a house in flamingo heights (Yucca Valley) on tuesday and need to do renovations to make it into an airbnb!

I live in Hudson and work in Middlesex, so any areas within a 30 min drive of those 2 points is ideal.I've been looking a lot in the better areas of Jersey City Heights, Bergen-Lafayette, North Bergen, West New York, Union City etc.

Most manufacturers charge the same price for any sizes up to 101 unit inches, which is the width + height.

Height 16 foot as mentioned.  

I talk to investors on a weekly basis who are having success in LB.Belmont Heights, Los Altos, Alamitos Heights, California Heights, Bixby Knolls, and Lakewood Village are all neighborhoods were you can find the "cookie cutter" type of flips that would be suitable for a newbie. 

I used to live in Tampa and absolutely loved it, and do own a condo unit that is producing a small positive cash flow (not great as the unit was bought at height of the bubble.)