Considering they are brand new, with a finish out well above and beyond the rest of the neighborhood I don't anticipate "nobody else wanting them" Thanks for your sarcasm, though That wasn't a personal accusation but I see people on here all the time that say "I found this piece of crap house in the hood for $10k, I can buy it and rent it to a Section 8 tenant and make a ton of money right?"

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

This is what they will want to know right away to see if it will be worth their time.1.

Smaller developments (2-10 homes at a time) and lower price point (under $500k).

Takes time and money to do so.

I'm waiting until i get more capital and cash reserves to have for when i do purchase, so in the mean time ive been looking briefly on the property's my real estate agent has been sending me. essentially i was wondering what should i be doing while I'm waiting and working towards my first purchase.

I obviously want to be careful, but at the same time, gut says I can get more than the meager comps show (both in quantity and value).Anyone out there facing this type of issue? 

It's not your job to solve her problems.

You're frustrated by the amount of time it's taking from you.

The only time I ever deal in paper is when I close and my mobile notary comes to have me put ink on trees.