@David Burns will do!

What if the house burns down six months into the lease.

You rarely hear from those who crashed and burned from REI.

I have also had a hell of a time getting some major work done on my Oakland house, so I am pretty wary of contractors and getting burned by shoddy work, and lengthy timelines and delays (I'd like to think I learned a thing or two, though!).

If one or both of the buildings burn down, will the city let you rebuild both buildings, or will you be limited in what you can put on there?

Or the "Feel the Burn" stickers you see proudly displayed on many Portland bumpers, you resent people who buy rentals instead of Red Bulls.

So the bare land is zoned residential but was burnt a few years back and is now in the center of a major burn scar.

Best bet is to burn it down and start all over.

The people who got burned were service workers, and risky takers.

Do focus on making a fat list of properties, make a list of the UGLIEST houses on the block.