Ruffner Mountain is a popular spot and it's entrance is 2 blocks up on the same street.

It's a growing market out there but not popular enough for a lot of cash buyers to flock to especially if the property requires work.  

Its becoming a popular tenant amenity as well 

Would love to get insights on where's good areas to rent for a first time mover in MN as a young single professional.I am landlord downtown Minneapolis (North Loop), you wont fine much in the $1,500 range, maybe some micro apartments that have become popular. 

It spits out either very disappointing numbers in areas I think would be popular, and in some cases, spits out high numbers in areas I don't think would be successful at all.

Lordstown endurance - oddly in this group, it’s average looking

@Kay M.This is a popular strategy.

Particularily older neighborhoods which have the right homes and locations for remodelling, so I wanted to specifically know how popular rentals are in those areas and what the going rate is for.

Sr lender will be 70% of the capital stack, LPs will be 25%, GP will be 5% of the project.So for a $15mm property purchase, the lender would bring $10.5mm, you (the sponsor) would put in $750K and raise the other $3.75mm (plus any additional working capital, capex, etc).It will be hard for a first-time sponsor to find a single equity partner willing to write a $3-$5mm check.There are various ways to structure raising funds from multiple investors, a popular one being a Reg D syndication. 

One of my places is near (.9 mi), to a very popular downtown area, and my title says 'Less than a mile to downtown'.....Even with that, I've had a few (very few) guests say that it was not very close to downtown.So I'd be careful with the description.