The good news is, since its new construction, you won't have heavy capex or maintanence expenses, nonetheless, the cash flow on the property would be non-existant.

The good news is that there is an unusual split in the market now, which won’t last forever, of which you can take advantage.Residential properties, at least in SoCal where you own, are still selling for relatively high prices.

Not sure if the link renders on BP but it is at 28:05 on the video from Global News. 

If not, then it's just the statewide rent control you have to deal with.Good news!

You don't want the IRS looking at you years down the road. https://trionproperties.com/news-and-articles/should-you-buy....

And the good news is they go away in the future against higher taxes and tax rates.

In fact, from personal experience, majority of hurricanes are not nearly as terrifying as the news makes them come off.

I follow the news for Philadelphia and it looks like the current mayor has no clue on how to attract companies back to Philly.

Reach out to the local news, let them take care of it for you.

A while back I heard a news story about an apartment complex in a neighboring city getting condemned by the city for a bug problem!