@Renee Burke there are a few good deals on the market but why the northwest part of the city?

Most cities zone the same way, think of this as a circle moving inward starting at the outside: industrial, commercial, retail, commercial multifamily (huge complexes), residential multifamily (4,3,2 units), single family residential neighborhoods.

. :-)We purchased our 1st STR in Summit County, CO in 2012 and since then have bought a new STR property every 2 years since, with the exception of 2017 when we bought a home in the city in VA where our alma mater is located.

The unit is currently zoned under multifamily-residential (2-4 units) and the City is planning re-zone the parcel into Commercial Office in 2019 (Up to 3 Commercial Offices).

Phoenix seems to be the testbed for these companies before they expand to the rest of the country, so if you don't have them operating in your city you probably will soon.

I am new to REI and I am just trying to get a feel for the up and coming markets to look out for in the near future.

I'm looking at a fixer-upper sitting on 21 acres in a hot area just outside of my city.

News & World Report for the "125 Best Places to Live in the USA" the top 5 Texas cities are as follows (w/ corresponding overall ranking): #1 Austin, #14 San Antonio, #18 Dallas-Fort Worth, #26 Houston and finally #90 Killeen!

Looking for insured contractor recommendations in the Denver/Commerce City area.

2) How do the city even enforce it if four roommates are too many?