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Russ Chambers
  • Corvallis, OR
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do u consider earth quake durability

Russ Chambers
  • Corvallis, OR
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Hi.  all my eggs are in the NW real estate basket.  

my 2 best properties are big 2 story 6 bed homes w/ separate 1 bedroom cottages.  super cash flow, easy to rent, great neighborhood.  worth about 600k each.  

all 4 building are on cripple walls.

they will not survive a moderate shaking.

I worry...  totally ineffective strategy.


Is there something I should do.

thx russ

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