In real estate, this could be a growing neighborhood, a house or building that is turnkey so you have no maintenance, the worst house on the best block.

I realize that the difference between a few city blocks can make a difference, so local knowledge is welcome!

Now that is passive.. not to mention on a up zone property 2 blocks from downtown and County seat.. so I like that.. it pays for itself throws off some cash. 

Envelope of cash with a concrete, agreed upon date, will more than likely get this resolved. 

It is a very block-by-block market.

It has  a beautiful view and couple blocks from boat house. 

Or I own all the other houses on that street and I just needed that lot to own everything on the block.   

I guess it's really tough to block partial payment w/o the rent collection platforms :( End of the day, I am trying my best be afloat landlord :) 

You could theoretically buy up one or two blocks of dilapidated houses near SU or Crouse Irving for cheap and fix them all at once and change the look of that particular block in the city, but it would be risky.   

I was invested in multi-family, but like ss much better because it's just steel and concrete...the tenants can't damage it and no one ever calls me at 6am complaining that their child flushed a toy down the toilet like you get in multi-family.