@Tyler Miles, the fact that you got 32 contacts in the first 24 hrs suggests, to me, that you may be pricing it too low.

In some case the neighborhoods are listed as “downtown”, “north river”, or the name of an elementary school.

It located North of Boston and is an oversized lot that if approved, would need a variance on frontage, but will meet all other dimensional regulations in our zone and not to mention after it being built, it will "fit-in" with the rest of my neighborhood. 

Cash flow is tough in Colorado Springs, just like our big brother to the north, Denver.

I have been looking but can't seem to find a definitive answer on this question of the tax consequences on a partial 1031 exchange.I sold a rental property in Colorado for $397,000 and purchased (thru 1031) a rental property in North Carolina for $286,000.

(There was another topic about this a little bit ago but it was in the marketplace rather than the Austin forum here.)We have a house that we rented by the room for a couple years, but we found that the market rate rent for bedrooms (we were at about $675/month in north central Austin) isn't any more than the market rate for a whole house, and it was harder to find renters for rooms. 

For now, my goal is to purchase a 2 to 3 unit property on the island of O'ahu, preferably on the East/North side.

There is a small growing area of Clarksville which is about 45 minutes north west of nashville and is prime for growth.

I don't know your market nor the caliber of house but the numbers seem so thin.

Turns out they got stuck in a snow-storm on the freeway up north by Flagstaff.