@Charles Salumn I vote keep it.

Germantown would have my vote, but that’s because I’m primarily only familiar with Montgomery County.

Given the pandemic, folks are also looking for more space and w/ Sacramento being a growing city and having a foundational job market due to gov't jobs, the SFR would be my vote.

There is also a lot of opportunity in the Tampa market, it was voted the number one growing city in the country last year!

thanks Steven, VOTED!

No if Ben were a suck up he would have voted for @J Scott's post.

Jacques,Thank you for the vote of confidence. 

I would still vote and recommend Sunwest Trust Bryan.

My vote would be a glass stall and enclosure.Don

I also know that very cheap houses are not worth looking at.The area where I located this particular house is in a good area, property is cheap, from what description says in a good condition " requiring minimal work".The street and this particular house look very impressive in google earth map, the property has been listed very recently and already has 2 offers on it.So I reckon it must be a good place if there is two offers placed , most likely by local buyers/investors.I know I need to go to see Detroit , I know it is a very depressed area, 25% unemployment, I know what is it's racial profile, and I know it's been voted by forbes as the city with the highest crime rate in the country, i know houses uninhabited are very quickly vandalized, expensive stuff stolen ( copper in particular) and it cost a lot of money to bring it back to a good condition.I know it's been losing it's population since 1967 riots took place, and recently the population loss has accelerated, but houses in some desirable areas are so very cheap and can produce a good cash flow if bought for this purpose.There are some things that I can not learn by asking in this forum , but there are some that i can like:1. how to find a good buyers agent that will be working for me?