This neighborhood used to be full of houses.

The market is rough, but there are nice neighborhoods. 

Hey everyone,My parents own land in an upcoming neighborhood in Navarre Beach, FL.

I bought a 2 bed 1 bath town house I paid 25k for it I put 45k rehab is already rented 1,200 month the appraisal company says they can’t appraisal the property because I converted from 2 beds 1 bath into a multi family 2 bed 2 bath and a fully studio in the basement so they don’t have comparable home in the neighborhood plus I didn’t get any permits for the rehab I know is my fault but I would like to refi my property and move on to next one.

I’m confident in my ability to do a lot of the work on the house If need be however I don’t own all the proper tools to do so and there is stIll a lot of steps that go into flipping I don’t have experience in (I.e. tile, flooring, sheet rock) due to previous jobs I have relationships with a large multitude of contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters etc I don’t have a specific house picked out at the moment however I do have several target neighborhoods I’ve been keeping an eye on.

I find that rents will vary by neighborhood and even by street.

Are there any cities in CA that are reasonably affordable that aren't in C- neighborhoods?

Definitely a good idea to get a flip in a gentrifying neighborhood that is still a little rough but is showing very promising signs of appreciation and change.

Good neighborhood or bad?

We will be ok with C class properties in B Class neighborhoods.