That would be for generally isolated towns, although a suburb may have a population density of 10,000 but within a 30 minute drive of a major metro area I would still buy the loan there. when performing my initial demographic review I typically will look for a big box store such as a Walmart home Depot or Lowe's which indicates to me that if those companies are putting in a store the population density is solid or at least has growth potential.

Everyone who has been isolated for the last 1.5 years will be going out and traveling more than they normally would have been, which leaves less time to move and buy houses. 

If you discover a leak, quickly notify your gas company, they will help you isolate your line.Spray paint for metal/steel applications, id recommend a primer, and 2 top coats.

It is isolated and can be remediated very easily. 

So isolated.

Foundation itself being isolated by the metal rounded piece is a good sign, so grading may not be the issue, but drainage water from downspouts or other features may be. 

Cold belt states more isolated pockets of growth.My clients tend to all buy commercial with tenants paying for all costs so the viewpoints might vary more from your investors.I have been through a few cycles for multifamily over the years.

The mistake most make is this...They see the collective humans as a group and then pitch to that group and they say it is so hard to make a deal.What I do is this, isolate people that want to sell bad!

@Shalin Patel the writing may be on the wall that their performance will continue to decline.So, monitor then carefully for the next 90 days AND start looking for another PMC.If this is an isolated event, then no worried.

@Fan Bi it's all just speculation and I agree, you can't sit out of the market entirely, but I will say I was a lot less cautious in 2013 than I am today.Unfortunately, as human beings we are inherently imperfect prediction machines - whether it's real estate prices / cap rates, Federal reserve interest rate moves, the stock market, inflation/deflation, tax/economic legislation, etc.For any one of those factors in isolation, we might be able to make an educated guess and be mostly right, but combining them into one big soup and your guess is literally as good as mine or the next person's.And then to further complicate things, the right answer for you and your situation might not be the right answer for me and my situation, or someone else and their situation.It really does end up being as much of an art as a science, and makes me think most predictions I read online - including my own - are probably not worth the paper they're printed on (pun intended).