The county reassesses properties every 3 years, unless the taxing school district initiates a re-assessment.

Do you want a high end area with great school districts and stability?

You're going to get reassessed for taxes based on purchase price after purchase one year down the road by the school district.

The home was remodeled but I did replace the kitchen just because I own a cabinet business so why not so I have about 45k into it after theHvac went out twice but it is a very clean park in a nice city with the best school districts and where houses start at 300k so I was able to rent it for 1450 a month the lot rent and water/trash is 578 so I'm cash flowing a little more than 800 a month.

In an R-3 residential district the following uses are permitted: 1.

Cleveland can be great as are many of the other cities you mentioned in your comment - Cleveland as a city and Cuyahoga as a county has dozens of tax districts and localized rules to be aware of.

You will need to get it zoned but some of the areas are in historical districts for the metro area at least so just be aware of that.

A lot of the houses are dumpy looking and the business district is in a flood zone so I think those are two things that has been somewhat holding it back thus far from getting to that next level, but I believe it will eventually get there if Pittsburgh continues to develop as a whole. 

@Stephanie Irto   Besides all of the things previously mentioned I use the appraisal district website. 

I know it would be speculating, but I think if the move happens the whole Ybor district, and surrounding housing will skyrocket.Thoughts, concerns, opinions?