@Terrence Evans  GSU is likely to get Turner Field, but you'd be gambling to buy in Summerill and Peoplestown in hopes of a turn around.  

It was ridiculously convenient. 

I am torn between the convenience of living across the street from work with amazing views of the mountains and actually making a smart investment.

Guys banking on 10, 15, 20% appreciation in markets where housing is already pricey is quite a gamble.

Everyone you meet, ask if they know of anyone who is thinking of buying or selling, including convenience store clerks, mailman, waitress, etc.  

Check us out www.capconstructiondc.com, we will gladly work with you to find you the best possible price at your convenience.

I've heard alot of investors say they would never own a property that could flood however I know that some people are willing to take the gamble.

Maybe previous owner spent all the rent revenue on gambling and couldn't pay the mortgage.

For tenant screening I use Smart Move it is very convenient.

The wrong people are late on rent, make unreasonable repair requests, damage the property, and frankly can rationalize any type of behavior they want.For definition C and D would be in average to poor condition, on busy streets, on 'rental' streets (cars parked in yard, sofas in yard, etc), poor schools, grocery store too far away so primary food source in convenience mart.I'm in Austin, FYI