yes, if a resident (tenant or owner) resides in a property located in any such neighborhood or condo and is subject to the same rules and benefits of such

Home has new roof, floors, water heater, painted overall well kept and owned by a handyman who wants to relocate to be with family.Asking :97,500$ Open to any financing options, located in good neighborhood, in Montana and local homes in the neighborhood is going for 140-160kHow should i go aboyt this i feel its strong but i really would love your opinions,thanks

I have a renter in a SFH in Chandler AZ, Type B neighborhood.

Might be a good idea to get a sense of what the neighborhood commands from MLS instead of just Zillow. 

For example not living in your ideal neighborhood, a little longer commute to work, one less bathroom, etc.  

If you prefer better neighborhoods, you should consider 2 or 3 families (a duplex with a 3rd attic unit).

Hey BP,I spent a good amount of time driving neighborhoods in San Antonio for buy/hold investments following several suggestions and found many neighborhoods that I really liked.

Class B neighborhood, 25% down and currently $150/month cash flow positive (not account any repairs since we did pretty much all repairs when we bought the property). 

I think the biggest factor would be that for $300K you can't buy anything in LA (unless thats your downpayment... maybe) but for $300K in Bakersfield you can cash out a nice single family in a nice neighborhood with some of the top schools in the area, and people are starting to realize that.  

I suspect it's in the neighborhood of 20% that hold reserves and even fewer that hold the proper amount.