It varies by neighborhood here.

Hey folks, got a good deal on a house in a very hot neighborhood that is going up in value quickly.

I tried buying the note directly from the bank but given that this bank is a large bank, I was given the runaround and the lower-rank employees who answer the phone say that they don't sell notes.I am willing to partner with and share my profit on this deal with anyone here who has ACTUAL experience buying Jumbo loan/note from a bank (please, do not answer if you just heard it from someone...or you read it from a book, or worse, learned it from the "gurus").

Property #2 was 3/1/0 1048 s.f. in a lower rent neighborhood.

We usually have our brokers opinion, and maybe a willing BP investor walk the outside of the property and neighborhood.

In my rentals I already have them priced slightly below market, and they are A neighborhoods and rent within days so I stopped giving any inventive to stay.

In a quiet neighborhood.

We had interned to stay in this house for one to two years, and now that is looking like it will be closer to one year in order to move to a different neighborhood for better schools.

You are right some of the information is already available and not that hard to find, such as schools; they are ranked top school district in the state and the area has some middle and high end homes within a 4 miles radio.

Are there specific neighborhoods in the East areas that would be good price and renter/rental potential?