@John Ellis@John Ellis undefined I am going back to school and thus will have a break in income and cash is where I feel safest right now.

I lease an executive office in Chicago which is part of a shared space (my fiancé is finishing up law school in Chicago).

and @Michael Sherwood I have been thinking of signing up at my local training school to get access my self but I heard the fees are crazy IDK but I'm still looking into that @Mark Ferguson getting together with these realtors and sizing them up would be a good thing Thanks to Everyone .

Briefly about myself to break the ice… I graduated in finance/economics.

Here we take our lead from the City and school / business closures.

True, the bad out weighs the good, but I went to high school in Detroit in a neighborhood where old stone and brick homes are selling for $80k-$100k, very beautiful homes that are well maintained.

As far as my experience goes, I own a townhouse that I rent to students in my former college town since I graduated in 08.

I understand appraisers that just sit at a desk, look at pictures and an MLS may not have a clue as to the social aspects, market trends or popularity of some neighborhood, they have no clue as to what school district might be favored.

It's now 3am in the UKI have been investing inSarasota since 2010 and want to help other investors especially out of state and country.Have a SFH portfolio in good school districts that give me a return of 10% deals are harder to find now.

Same home, same lot size, even same school district.