Unfortunately, that V takes place in the middle of the peak season.

I'd make 2 general rules: east is better than west & anything north of Locust Ave is a hard no.

@DJ Richmond@Ricky Beliveau is doing some great stuff in East Boston on condo conversions.

Housing is still affordable in large parts of the country for middle income earners. 

She completely shot down the owner occupant idea unless we bought on the east bench.

Containers on both ends and connected with stick or steel build in the middle.

The property does need some work, it looks like someone started the rehab process on it and left off in the middle of it.

I am expanding my portfolio of properties into East Tenn.I currently live in Middle Tenn and don't have the ability to be as hands on as I am here.  

These areas must be experiencing lots of population growth as well as job growth with the goal of being right in the middle of the "path of progress".

Right now we are in the middle of a refinance, which would free up another $160 per month in cash flow.The method I used is to look in a developing area, find aspects within the property I could add value, make the renovations by leveraging my network of contractors, and then rent it out at what the market rate was.