This neighborhood had suffered badly in a hailstorm about 18 months earlier which was why a lot of us had replaced our roofs.

It is in a difficult neighborhood to comp in as it is quite different from the others.

I'm trying to decide between a 3 bedroom condo in Hyde Park recently built and ready to be rented OR a grey-stone duplex in the south-shore neighborhood with two units that needs a little bit of gutting and rehab.

I would like to to buy and hold a house in Baltimore MD. which are the best neighborhoods to live in Baltimore MD?

There are investors in Toronto with deep pockets willing to pay WAY more than that for what you're describing in that area, so make sure you're buying what they don't know is for sale.Go to the neighborhood where you want to buy.

Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

I have also been heavily looking in some of the B neighborhoods in the city.

So putting up signs everywhere, joining every damn neighborhood club under the sun, handing out business cards to everyone you meet, mentioning to everyone that Hey, look at me I'm a real estate agent comes off a little too strong and salesy. 

Originally posted by @Jason Brown:I am currently looking into the same permits and inspections process for a multi family apartment in wynwood so I would be interested in seeing any of these answers. nice we're looking at the same neighborhood!

I invest in C and B neighborhoods where the demand will stay high through downturns.