I'm sure someone will correct me if they know of whole neighborhoods that would fit the bill. 

Any good investor though knows to be weary of growth that is purchased (particularly with debt) as opposed to organic business growth. 

I've been spending some time looking at listings on Zillow and targeting rehab houses that have been on the market for awhile (>30-60 days), in neighborhoods that have a close proximity to sought after neighborhoods that will hopefully be rising in home value and with median home values that are at least 1.5-2x the asking price for the house in question.

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I'm wanting one to filter through county land records, identify owners, perform background check to identify any types of contact, then organize that into a excel spreadsheet and return it to me.

I'm working on building a website and designing business cards, but in the meantime I thought I would drive around the neighborhood just to scout it out. 

If not being income-producing is the problem, make it so.I'm getting creative with my 93 year old fox that has 4 duplexes in the heart of my farm neighborhood. 

I just wanted to get a feel for the general opinion on some of the neighborhoods I've been looking at in the city.Manheim Park/South Hyde Park/Squier ParkStratford Estates/Ruskin HeightsMarlborough

My criteria is to get a deal below the FMV in a decent A/B neighborhood.

I'll also keep all documents organized and available.