Outstanding, I like the colors, and over all look. congratulations on your 1st flip. 

He had a new block put in under the back side entrances in the last couple of years.

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Same reason you paint rooms with neutral colors-they appeal to the largest number of people.

This type of opportunity coupled with reasonable paying jobs makes me think that areas like sugarland can potentially see further appreciation or at the very least should have some rental demand because its a fairly built out suburb.there is a lot more discretionary income in this city for the average person than los angeles...the ceiling for rents can go higher in a city like that, whereas in Los Angeles its going to be difficult to push rents higher and higher if there isnt real wage growth or more transplants with "bigger pockets" pun intended.this is my color on the markets just throwing some food for thought out there.

Don't know what to do when you hit a block, search on the forums.

It's a couple of blocks just north of Dunbar-Pulaski Middle school by Central Avenue.  

Hey folks,I have couple questions: I'm new on this and during my initial marketing I found a house (built in 1952, 1196 total sqft, 3b/1b, lot 0.34 acres) in distress (it needs to be rehabbed, new roof, new windows, a couple of foundation problems and right now it is empty), this used to be a house but now the land is ruled as commercial, it is on a busy street in front of a little gas station, and few houses from the same block have started to be used as commercial.My questions are, how do you start analyzing a deal like this, where an old house is sitting on a commercial land?

I cannot add much to what @Justin Hawker said, except for that location is only several blocks away from St.

It's a way to block you out of the deal.No legal advice given.