On the other hand, neighborhoods with no HOA sometimes can get really unorganized, messy and lack pool and playground, etc..

I believe a lot of our investors have success because the rent to value ratio makes sense, our PM is 8% and also our taxes are very low (I'm in Kansas City.)

A recent article in the Arizona Daily Star talks about the substantial investment potential and recent radical growth in neighborhoods near Downtown Tucson.

I now currently reside in Saint Louis City.

I live in the Houston area(Pearland to be specific) but I'm from Texas City and I'm quite familiar with most of Galveston County.If you're interested in this deal of a lifetime, let's meet up and discuss terms.

Your and their expectations rarely match up, and it can cost you more in the end if he/she does a poor job or catches the eye of the city because of a half painted house for weeks.

Each city is seeing a fall in revenue from the taxes from hotels so they are doing everything they can to get that money back.

Also, I would love to talk with anyone currently investing in the twin cities market, or really anyone looking to network!

A friend is an executor dealing with a property in Catheral City in Riverside County which I understand is near Rancho Mirage and Palm Springs. 

I have found some good buy and hold properties in two completely different neighborhoods.