My hometown is effectively a rust belt city. 

My wife and I got the "flipping fever" and we are moving to Tulum, Mexico, a city with tremendous growth and great opportunities. 

Some markets I have heard about are cities within Ohio, Indianapolis, Memphis and West Lafayette.

So far, only Trulia seems to have percentages of homeowners vs. renters broken down by City.

I am relocating to California from the mid-west, where we are used to living in newer, bigger homes and we cannot live comfortably in the small, older, expensive homes in the peninsula, SFO city or near Silicon Valley.

It has always been a C area and other parts of the city is growning I don’t see as much growth in this area.  

Has anyone had the issue of property failing city electric code inspection  after closing.

  :)I have also seen a lot of people move to a different area and they don't want to be stuck with owning/managing a property in a far away city.

It has always been a C area and other parts of the city is growning I don’t see as much growth in this area.

Just to clarify, we have gone through the Section 8 inspections and approval in the past and are familiar with the workings of our section 8 units.... we decided to not renew our Section 8 contracts with our local city due to the negative experience.