Happy to offer a phone call if you would like to dig a bit into the market and how it might mesh with your needs/wants.

Digging into a specific neighborhood, you can find some decent general info on sites like niche.com, the bureau of economic development for the area, and business journals (usually just at the city level), but as @Jim Pellerin mentioned, you need to get info from boots on the ground.  

I'm new to the Bigger Pockets community and I'm excited about digging into and learning from all of the awesome content!

This is what my bank is telling me.I still need to dig deeper because just because they say no doesn't mean it's impossible.  

I’ve been really digging real estate express but I figure once it’s time to test it’ll be good to see questions from a number of sources.

If you do some digging here, you'll find the other conferences that guys go to.

Sewer issues, especially if you have to dig out to the street are extremely expensive.

I came by one morning as 3 tenants who parked in the spot we push snow were digging their vehicle out.

You'll still need to look at a lot of deals, but also dig deeper on them to figure out whether they work or not.

Do a little research on the market to see if the price point you gave would be a reasonable one for finding what you are looking for.Cross reference the cities you would like to explore with the ones that your employer is located in for ease of employment.Once you come up with a list, dig in.