If these were my two options, I would pick the area between Adams Village and Ashmont Station in Dorchester because of the location itself and the proximity to downtown Boston, Quincy, and Milton, and the availability of public transportation is also a plus.Depending on your style and needs, this small area has single family homes, great Victorian style houses, condos, apartments, and two and three family units.  

It's more than one place in USA:http://oldurbanist.blogspot.com/2013/12/new-zoning...http://www.fosterswift.com/publications-http://watchdog.org/120824/rent-homeowners-appeal-...

Determining ROI is up to the investor... there is no standard, no public record, nothing.. it's investment, that's it.. so how you work the numbers is up to you.

The only setback is the perception from bankers, insurance, & the general public that there is marijuana present at her space.  

Hell, it seems to rate most of the public schools in Georgia rather poorly. 

I've done a little of several things and I'm still I'm trying to figure out where my time should be spent to get the most out of it.I have several reasons for writing a public diary like this. 1.

This method is called "bid shopping" and is illegal in public work bidding, but your house is not a public work project so you can utilize this method.

All of the information you requested is available to the public and does not require a course, it is not legal advice, and it is not a legal interpretation of any kind.

David's complaints in a non public forum.

The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) spells out how you can do this.