@Arturo Picaso , I will let you know but I can tell you in my zip code lease signs stay up about a week, then they are rented.  

The building codes are in a constant flux and finding a contractor that can hit time lines while navigating city code is a challenge for most.

I recently ran across a similar court case where the IRS took issue with this (thought I think the facts are slightly different).If it's a single member LLC, what business activity code would you choose on Schedule C when you report the income?

I go after probate, tax deed auctions, vacant houses, code enforcement, out of state owners etc.

I can tell you that those zip codes are really competitive. 

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.I have set a Florida Post Code as this is where my brother lives, otherwise, I am not able to post.

I go directly to the county recorders of deeds website and look for code enforcement liens.

In most cases, if you're outside official city lines, county codes apply.

1) Demographics growth = population growth drives appreciation2) A business friendly state that attracts more and more companies, attract good jobs which drives appreciation3) A landlord friendly property code, I will venture to say the most landlord friendly in the US.Don't even compare California's and New york's.4) In Texas and in Houston particularly, you can get deals that both Cash flow and will have appreciation

The only stipulations that we see in the City Code are in regard to dwellings with wheels and I haven't heard back from the Rental Housing Department.Thanks!