@James Freeman I'm not sure what neighborhood you live in, but a lot of the neighborhoods around the Austin area encourage them as a way to try to maintain some type of affordable housing.

Well I guess that more so would depend on a few different factors such as the condition of the house, rehab costs, the relocation costs, new comps of new neighborhood, any permits that have to be acquired and probably several other factors I'm unaware of. 

I was born and raised in Marietta (East Cobb) and have extensive knowledge of the schools, neighborhoods, areas, etc.

Very poor and dirty neighborhood out of multifamily buildings, class C-D, couple vacant small apartment buildings in the area.

These listening forums are intended to reveal how HUD might make its primary rent subsidy program more accessible and acceptable, specifically in higher opportunity neighborhoods where landlord participation is lowest. 

You probably won't get 50% flipping in Florida either you might get 10% with a rental in Florida but it would probably be in Jacksonville or the panhandle and may be in a lower class neighborhood.

It is a neat place but the people I talk too are more interested in Westwood, Cheviot, and similar neighborhoods further west.  

Is it an upscale neighborhood where a new roof might affect rent prices?

Looking for references for good property management company in Austin neighborhood in Chicago area.

What neighborhood are you in?