For people that stream tv on their computer / device, this was a popular feature to the property.

Yes, all utilities are at the street.  

Expect demand to outstrip supply for at least another five years.Wall Street will likely have a big hand in the next downturn.

I am still keeping eyes open for deals that pop up in the interim.My partner and I have experience in managing commercial building projects, and we are interested in rehabbing a SFH for our first property- we have identified a few key streets in McKinley Hill, Lincoln, and Hilltop that we are interested in.

Similar houses on this street and surrounding streets have old in the range of $35-45k in recent months most needing repairs.

Down the road, you could then sell them piece mill in different tax years to reduce you tax hit.For me, it got complicated on a silly issue, lineal footage on the street, but this is VERY city specific.

Before I finished the rehab, I asked about the vacant house across the street.  

I grew up in Southern RI (Richmond), and went to URI in Kingston, so Providence was somewhat foreign to me (30 minute drive in RI is drastically different), but have been to downtown quite a bit, Wickendon Street, Federal Hill, etc., just not the Mt.

There is apartments across my street that goes for $700/month and I have a 3 bedooom, 1 Bath, 1 Garage.

The auction starts on Friday, so probably not enough time to get an EC (we just found the house today).The neighbor (down the street) is paying $3,200 per year.