If I was going to send 15,000 pieces per month forever and shelled out 30-40k in equipment, then it might be worthwhile.  

Sellers are absolutely predatory towards buyers whether the buyer is an end buyer, landlord, flipper or wholesaler and they will gladly sell you their home for more than it's worth while conveniently forgetting to tell you about any issues the property has.

Now if you're just looking to make your credit report look better, that might work but not sure why that would be worthwhile unless you were just looking to borrow more consumer-type debt rather than hard asset notes. 

It has to be worthwhile for both parties. for example 10% share of profits on a $100k deal basically will yiled us nothing. we typically take 50% upside at a min. 

@Ken Halef very true that's it hard to find something worthwhile on market these days. 

And while someone paying a professional to do a detailed and relatively costly search may be able to ascertain your wealth status; a superficial search would probably leave the potential plaintiff believing you lacked the assets to make a lawsuit worthwhile. 

So may not be worthwhile even if it is available.  

Anything worthwhile in Athens is the same.

In industrial, my experience is clear heights, door count and size, loading dock access, and (probably not the case here) how perfectly level are the floors.I would also run a price sensitivity on how far rents may be able to drop to still make this worthwhile.  

I have heard it’s cooled down quite a bit and assessing if it’s still a worthwhile option to consider as a market for str or even mtr?