Either one can answer.

@Scott Price hard question to answer as others have suggested it sort of depends on you personally.

Padric Lynch If it’s municipal land, the answer is obvious, but when they go by I’m sure they’ll stumble on one of your signs too.

I wish I had a crystal ball about the potential increase in areas, but here is an off the cuff answer for ranking:Dorchester (it's complicated - Dorchester is so large!)

I'll do my best to answer your question. 

You didn't say what the specific deal is, how much work it will take, time frames, and what is required, so it's hard to give a good answer.

JC has 5 very different markets within it.I’ll be happy to answer any of your questions.Best,Mark

Here is a book list for you:"Buying and Selling Apartment Buildings" by Steve Burges"Multifamily Millions" by Dave Lindahl"It's a While New Business" by Gene Trowbridge "How to Create Lifetime Cashflow by Buying Multifamily Properties" by Rod Khelif.To answer your question, LOI is your first step.

I hope you get several answers that can help you to decide. 

I know this doesn't directly answer your question however a lot of people have told me cashflow doesn't exist in Austin.