I don't think there is a better market nationwide where you can get a better bang for your buck than in Toledo.

(about 215k)-Unlisted Sale Price: 600k (buyer pays all closing costs)-Outstanding Loan: 175k (Seller A has been paying this alone since the inheritance, about Aug '22)-Current Mortgage: 1650/Month (with PITI) on a Variable Rate product through Fargo-Home needs rehab estimating 75k-Current Comps show an estimates value after repair of $800k, conservatively. 

Specifically, there's job growth (Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide, etc) and the population is growing (unlike Cleveland or Cincy).

Specifically, there's job growth (Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide, etc) and the population is growing (unlike Cleveland or Cincy).

The real truth is a Nationwide Fully Delegated FDIC Bank is the best choice. 

Saw a place in Dallas recently that more or less has $250,000 condos, but there is outstanding $25,000 special assessment which the board says may or may not be the end of the issue. 

My insurance broker recommended I switch to nationwide for better rates.

Outstanding first year income which covered expenses on the entire property; mortgage, insurance, prop. tax, and utilities.

I start my research in that order (below):1. www.trulia.org - Shows the Heat Map and the average price in the city you are looking for properties and neighboring Zip Codes2. www.bestplaces.net - shows the population, expected population growth, pollution, schooling, spending on schools, job growth, rental vacancy rate, etc. compares with National Average3. www.ofheo.gov - gives you the complete of list of appreciating and depreciating cities nationwide - Downloadable PDF4. www.huduser.org - fair market rents - downloadable Excel.

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