How would you define that?

(City council members are drawn to the siren argument from established residents that the character of their neighborhoods are being ruined by transients.)

When you define your goals, you’re asking for a specific thing.

I will look into it a bit more.I also think that latent class analysis would be useful for quantitatively defining the different "classes (a,b,c,d)" that actually exist within a city.

(looking at Rochester)I hear all the time about A, B, C neighborhoods or people saying that they only buy B or C properties etc.what would you define as an A B C D property and a A B C D neighborhood. 

You seem to have a very well-defined plan laid out that's a good start!

Ask them to define depreciation, and explain how it works so you can understand it and teach somebody else.

Second, you need to define your buying criteria and find out what type of REI you are interested in (Wholesaling, Buy and Hold, Flipping, Tax Liens, ect...)

It seems like a family with everyone having an interest in your success.Im curious if anyone in the Portland Oregon area has any advice or thoughts on my below situation.I owe two congruent properties(2 early 1900 homes with a lot of character and in very good condition) both in CS zoned areas and located in the hot Hollywood district right on sandy blvd.

Use the knowledge to define what niche you're interested in and then take massive action!