The other very old school option is to just knock on doors, my first apartment appraisal thats how I collected rental data on competing complexes.

For my savvy Real Estate investors out there who have attended the school of hard knocks. 

I'm looking for neighborhoods with a strong real estate market, good schools, and a sense of community.- Neighborhoods to Avoid: Are there any areas that I should steer clear of due to high crime rates, low property values, or other red flags?

My goal is to get out of high school with one or two single family homes and expand from there.

New construction SFH in a B+ grade community across the street from the high school and middle school.

I am currently living in a house in my college town my parents own (My older brother went to the same school, but is now graduated).

I've got one year of school left, which has set off two alarms in my head:1.

Situation: I own one property that is currently rented until April 2025 in a different school district.

The layering of information is one of our favorite features so you can layer crimes, schools, appreciation, and a whole lot more. 

Not a lot of old school forum-type websites around that still attract a crowd!