Now as I get older and look forward to retiring in the next few years, I'll look to go somewhere not so urban. 

FLA for new build rent to own product we just started selling to investors  Like that.a few other markets that i think I will just keep close to the vest nothing like creating your own competition  LOL How do you feel about CHS, even if not new construction urban infill?

I think that is already baked into our society and the market.

The neighborhood has an urban feel with a lot of bars and restaurants:Population: 3,108Median sale price: $615,000Change in the sales price (year over year): 10.7%Days on market: 123Median rent: $1,187ReRENTER-occupied households: 67%Median household income: $62,325ZIP codes: 48216, 48226, 48201 How about Lafayette Park is located just east of the Financial District within walking distance of the West River Walk and William G.

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

The fact that we live in a society where you can make an investment, be overrun by non paying tenants, swindled by a dishonest seller, and have almost no recourse is the real issue. 

Quote from @Martin Smith: Quote from @Jack Seiden: Quote from @Martin Smith: Quote from @Jack Seiden: It depends on where you are living, how long you think you will be living here, if 3 years is the minimum but a good chance it’s gonna be longer bite the bullet & buy, if 3 years is the max it’s probably better to just rent, regardless nothing will cash flow, the big benefit is locking in your payment, but the value of that depends on the timeline, as far a where that would really depend on your preference’s in price point, do you want urban or suburban living, how big a space, how nice etc?

The rest are podium style / urban and then BTR is about 5%.

What you're going to want to do if you truly want to avoid potential regulations is to avoid "Urban" markets, which have a risk of future regulations, and look more towards true vacation markets.

They've had their windows open and I can't think of any other reasonable places it would be coming from (I live in an urban area) however, I don't know beyond a shadow of a doubt it's them.