It's a beautiful city and I'd love to live there, but there are brand new, 100+ unit apartment complexes every couple blocks.  

When you replace a water heater the drain pipe, the flue and the fresh air intake might have to be modified for the new tank.

The units most likely don't even have separate blocks and lots, but in any event, go check your deed from when you purchased and let me know if you actually own your apartment entirely, and if you do, I'll find someone right away to take a mortgage on your apartment and pay off your loan.

First the tenants were improperly using the trash compactor to “see what would happen” if they threw a bike or cinder block in it and pressed the start button.

I try to book 9-12 potential tenants in a 4 hour block.

@Todd Magin Baltimore is a very interesting market in that it is block specific, so there's a lot to learn as you're trying to farm over here.

Kansas City urban core areas are very block by block. 

That's too big a risk and too much money to tie up for a 30-40k return (if you can even reno it that cheap).The house in the pic above will bring in probably 140-160 if done correctly because it's in a decent little nook right by the park but go east 2-3 block and you're in a very sketchy part of town which drives a lot of people with money away. 

This is where the bulkheads and marina will be built and walking distance from the beach - 1 block.  

Hi there,Found what appears to be a great house for our 5th investment property - a 5bd/2bath a few blocks from MARTA (Atlanta's "subway") and 2 stops from the airport.