I am also a partner in the Madison Real Estate Investors Association, so I get to meet and work with a lot of other investors, REALTORs (my sweetie is one) and vendors.I also do some creative tech work - develop websites and do the creative emails and content for a few clients. 

There is a distribution split based on the development of them.  

I'm a RE agent/Investor in the Eastern side of MA, mostly in Lexington, Winchester, Newton, Sudbury with New Construction sales and Development.

I personally vote for the Inglewood condo over the AV 2 family based on the proximity to the new development and the fact that most the 2 families in AV are in rough patches.  

It just takes time to develop that relationship. 

I've thought about contacting the owners of the rentals that are in poor shape as well, to see if they want to sell.On a side note, any chance they've been recently purchased by a developer?  

I am growing rapidly, and trying to develop lease renewal strategy.  

I think one of your first steps may be to try and talk to a local Civil or Surveyor.Too often I see many clients who look at a development opportunity and don't have any real understanding of the issues surrounding actually developing.

I just finished a major remodel and development in Austin so now we have time.

Many new developments coming up all starting at not less than 300K for the smallest of houses!