Ainsworth is a much better street in my opinion than Cushman- the next block over.

@Costel A.As usual, the advice provided by a Wall Street firm is missing the point.  

Any particular areas, streets, neighborhoods, apartments, rentals which would be wise to stay away (relating to personal safety)?  

I found a flip deal in canoga park but its on a street that has spetic tanks and basically i am thinking if this will deter buyers and or if i can find a way to hook up to the sewer line (assuming that they exist)...I would be more than happy to spend the 5-10k to get a mainline in place or what not assuming this is a viable option....how can i look this information up?

Please tell me your favorites out of the following 10 titles.1 - Up the Street for Peace2 - Cozier Than You May Think3 - Peaceful Retreat After the Strom4 - Beauty in the Wilderness5 - Beauty in the Roughness6 - A Gem Just Past the Rough7 - The Calm Retreat in the Strom8 - Destination Worth the Journey9 - Diamond Just Past in the Rough10 - Diamond Just Past the Rough

With your numbers you would be better off placing the down payment in an index fund putting 1800/yr into it, and anticipating 5% returns and you would do BETTER with less headache and uncertainty.Then just down the street I bought a 4b/2ba house that was 1500 sq ft in Sterling Heights with Utica Schools it was $92K which needed $13k in work.

Even if the numbers work out well, based on google maps street view and aerial photos, you're looking at a slum situation.

This one is tough because there may not be anything that similar, unless you're looking at a 6 unit and have another one just down the street that recently sold.

I was looking into some properties on 21st street a while ago, but has to consider a dorm room model to try to cash flow.

They decided to have Christmas over getting a new house.I was walking a street looking at foreclosures and came across a woman walking a baby stroller.