I understand where everyone is coming from who drives their car until it dies and then go out and buy another heavily used one for cash, but if I pinched pennies in every aspect of life I would go crazy.

I will stick with the niche I have been researching heavily on.

I think that you may find that the price to rent ratios on luxury condos will leave you with a low rental cash return and that you risk competing heavily with higher quality condos in the near future.  

The houses look in heavily used shape and probably have been vacant for years.

I have an older home (built in 1940s) on a heavily wooded street.  

Do you need to be heavily capitalized to invest in these types of areas?

Needless to say I will be relying heavily on her in the upcoming months.

Would heavily avoid and why?

One agent @Nicholas Varner advertises heavily on Zillow and Zillow provided him with a number that routes to his I believe.

I have rentals and love them but now I’m involved heavily in fix and flips.