I am not sure what the demand looks like specifically, I would look at the rental market for that data and see if you can command the rents you need to make the deal work. 

Why Wholesale it when you can Wholetail it and command a higher price through the MLS.

Just have to be careful, there are alot of REO's listed in rough areas, but I think alot of Investors dont realize this and this could hurt them in the long run becuase they will only be able to command a certain level of rents and flipping them will take sometime once they are rehabbed.

However, one or two cities away with units built within the last three years you can command $200-300 more per month.This may simply be a function of landlords having more price flexibility to cover the older (i.e. cheaper) mortgages.

It seems like you could command a premium for something custom tailored to someone's desires while also saving them the hassle of dealing with contractors. 

Higher-end properties just don't command the same rent-to-price ratio as homes valued at, or below, the median home price in a given market.

Premier neighborhoods will attract professional types and command higher rents and even the less desirable neighborhoods fetch good rental income, but with it comes very hands on management. 

Command a lower price when you can.

But, again, if your LES shows an ETS date of less than 12 months your current income won't be usable, unless (a) you write a letter to certify that you will reenlist and also have a commander certify that you will be eligible, or (b) you use income from a new job that you'll start near the subject property before closing.

I'm not even sure you could command that appreciation in London, England.