Mostly in Midvalley, Valley View, and Carbondale school districts.  

I'd like to hear from any Maryland investors out there who have done rehabs in historic districts.

I have a solid little brick 3-1 in a good school district that I have owned for 15 or so years.It's in south side and rents for $900.I've never had a problem renting it but It will be vacant in a couple of days. 

Generally a bit old house, mix between SFR and MFR, Schools are still great (not the best), crime is low to mid.C class - low to upper-middle class - purely blue collar working class people, a lof MFR, less SFR, crime is medium, school districts are not that great, mix between commercial and residential areas.

Also for @Larry T.s question.Here is a quick CMA for this EXACT "Neighborhood", although since it is intown Atlanta, the "neighborhood" goes more by school district than what would be considered a traditional swim/tennis "neighborhood" in the suburbs.As you can see there are older homes trading as older homes, older homes being remodeled, and old homes being scraped and rebuilt.

You can go to the Rockwall County Appraisal District site and look up the appraised value and estimated property taxes for this year and in past yearsProperty taxes are based on the appraised value as of Jan 1st and will not change at least for this year based on your purchase. 

School districts don't matter single 28 year old male w/ dog so any locations for young people that wont break the bank would be appreciated.

I am looking to buy a small multi-family property near downtown Orlando area - College Park, Delany Park, Thornton, the Milk District, Audubon Park etc.

The Illinois Rental Property Association (IRPOA) s looking for landlords who live in or own property in the districts of, or who personally know the legislators who are members of the House Judiciary Criminal Committee. 

It will also be in the same zip code, same school district, and not across any major highway or bridge.