Look for neighborhoods with strong job markets, good schools, and access to transportation.

Closing up a garage without a permit is a risk because the FFE but with a permit you can enclose it as long as the surveys allows it. 

This recognition is based on early indicators of capital gain potential—before the trends become obvious to the broader market.Transportation Planning: A Foundation for GrowthEl Paso has seen a surge in transportation projects, many of which are designed to support long-term growth.

The one I find more concerning says:Interior alteration of enclosed covered entry converted to living space, main building encroaching set back on east elevation and attached structural storage/living space encroaching set back on north elevation.BTW, I thought I had included a link to the property on Redfin in this post.

If they don't have a car then you're going to want to be near public transportation.

You didnt need a marketing pitch to buy standard oil because you needed oil, you needed to transport goods on his railways!  

It is so important to evaluate neighborhoods, considering factors like safety, schools, public transportation, and local demographics.

I am using AIRDNA for Airbnb stats, but i just fear i do not have enough money to purchase anything ,and wont for a very long time.I have read the bigger pockets book and unfortunately i do not have the means to save money the way the book suggests (I.e. house hacking, cutting transportation costs).  

And while I think a train or other public transport is a good thing to have, it probably isn't the #1 thing for most people.

Cities with ongoing infrastructure development, such as new transportation hubs or business districts, also offer strong potential for appreciation.