I found another quick way of doing it:25% of gross rent for vacancy, repairs, and reserves (you can use this rule because these are just allowances, not measured expenses)Plus $50 per month for insurance (on SFR)Plus the taxes from the county website (Make sure to add town/county, city/village, AND school; zillow is almost always missing one portion; also be sure to remove any exemptions an owner-occupant currently gets)That tells me what my cash flow will be before financing.  

I don’t have experience with homes that have flooded multiple times and I’ve heard numbers ranging from 7-30% reduction of pre Harvey value in some areas such as Meyer land, Jersey Village, etc. 

I have contacted village and have received two different answers.

Also if you're in OC and have any details as to the Laguna Village HOA BK filing, that's what I'm referring to, so feel free to post those.

Then, they did the same with Playa del Carmen, which was transformed from a small fishing village into an international cosmopolitan beach city with a population of around 300,000 today!

We just helped a client house hack a three flat in Little Village.... he purchased it for 300k and leased his first unit out for $1440.

Some parts of 48207 have crossed however, people are loading up on 48207 for the "Village" Spillover (Indian and West Village) or the newly branded "North Village". 

This site, Mobile home university, Mobile Home Village are sites you can visit to get a good start.  

(I typically have a rule that if I'm not willing to live there, I don't want to buy there.)As a comparison, I live in a "sketchy" neighborhood called Little Village in Chicago that most people are wary of, but it's mostly immigrant families and pretty quiet as long as I don't join a gang any time soon.

This is owed to a number of reasons, but it mostly boils down to a 50-year endless demand to live in the area due to brilliant schools, virtually-nonexistent crime, great weather, and very high quality of life.The description I just gave you applies mostly to the more-expensive Conejo Valley area which comprises of Newbury Park, Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Agoura Hills and Oak Park.