Some examples of these neighborhoods which can be found on Google Maps are:B Class NeighborhoodsGrove City EAST (N: I-270 | E: I-71 | S: London Groveport Rd | W: Route 62)Merion Village SOUTH - 43206/07 (N: Thurman Ave | E: Parsons Ave | S: E Morrill Ave | W: S Wall St)Berwick (N: E Livingston | E: James Rd | S: I-70 | W: Alum Creek)Olde Towne East NORTH (N: E Broad St | E: S Champion Ave | S: E Main St | W: I-71)Franklin Park (N: E Broad St | E: Alum Creek | S: E Main St | W: Wilson Ave)King-Lincoln Bronzeville SOUTH (N: E Long St | E: Taylor Ave | S: E Broad St | W: I-71)Woodland Park SOUTH (N: Greenway Ave | E: Railroad east of Woodland Ave | S: Broad St | W: Taylor Ave)Milo Grogan WEST (N: E 5th Ave | E: I-71 | S: I-670 | W: Railroad west of Cleveland Ave)Franklinton MIDDLE (N: W Broad St | E: 315-N | S: Sullivant Ave | W: Glenwood Ave Railroad)Fifth By Northwest/University View/Lincoln Heights (N: Kinnear Rd | E: Rt-315 | S: W 3rd Ave |W: N Star/Glen Ave)Weinland Park (N: E 11th Ave | E: Railroad east of Cromartie Ln | S: E 5th Ave | W: N High St) The Ohio State University EAST OF SUMMITThe Ohio State University WEST OF SUMMITOld North Columbus/SOHUD/Tuttle Park/Glen Echo (N: Glen Echo Creek | E: Railroad east of N4th St | S: W Lane Ave | W: Olentangy River)Riverview/south of N.

Without giving too many personal details on a public forum, I am currently in a stable full time career that I plan on staying with.

He won’t say if he thinks the home will remain stable. 

He moved to Regina around 2015 and everything he has invested in recently is in Regina.It might be worth it for you to buy a home in Estevan if you think you will live there for 5 years or more, but the Regina market will likely be more stable in the long run

You can juice returns if you furnish and Airbnb other units.

North Linden is coming around, the east side of Franklinton (preferably E of SR315), and anything within maybe a 1.5 mile radius of Childrens Hospital are all areas that seem to be on the upswing and friendly to investors.

@Dave E.

@Dave E.

If you've been there a while and your in a stable industry I wouldn't stress about it. 

If the deprecation from your cost seg is listed on the schedule E of your tax returns, that can be added back and used in the rental income calculation.