Areas like LA Heights, Dellview, Wonder Homes, Cresthaven, Olmos/San Pedro Place, and similar surrounding neighborhoods are priced for the working middle class of San Antonio.

@Jake Thomas  good points.. when I first started in real estate sales circa 1975.. there was no internet heck there was not even a MLS or a computer on your desk top.. the MLS was a big book.I worked every weekend both days 50 weeks a year.. and I worked 3 to 4 nights during the night.what I did have time though during the day ( because not bogged down on computer or cell phone) was to golf fish other actives that I could do middle of the day.. 

Siding is toward the first half of the middle of a job, while drywall is at the first half of the last part of the job.

I have an off-market deal that may work for you - it's a 2 unit multi in UK Village/East Humboldt Park, with a non-conforming third unit.

Lots of good investment opportunities on the east side.

We hit 1% in Tacoma Market (East/South/Central) all the time with SFRs.

I am debating whether to go through a hard money route versus bank financing.Anyone have recommendations on solid hard money lenders, banks that lend in the North East Ohio (Cleveland – Akron – Canton) area?

The details are in the middle and having a good QI to  guide you through that s just like needing a good cpa to guide you through all the rest of your financial picture.The point where 1031 meets BRRR meets flipping is in the opportunity to do 1031s at all.  

Hey @Abigail T.I'm looking to "house hack" a small multifamily apartment in the South Bronx as well, even along the Harlem and East river in areas like Kingsbridge and Mott Haven.

It's in the middle of a triangle between Noda, Plaza Midwood, and center city.