I see the "Danger Falling Ice and Snow" warning signs on buildings all over town.

Here's a novel suggestion, get in the business just as you would any other business.Let's say you really wanted to get in the ice cream business or sporting goods, what would you do first, go buy such a business and then learn how to operate it, or would you learn the industry, understand the value and operations, then go buy a business?

When you have a place like Indianapolis that already has a thriving market for both flips and holds the prospect of Amazon is just the icing on the cake.

Hopefully none of your other numbers will be out of whack, but maybe in future a slightly more conservative approach would be a good thing to keep in mind when you are thinking of skating so close to thin ice?

As a Buy and Hold Investor your looking for income (Cash Flow is King) not appreciation (Just Icing on the Cake).  

I was just wanting to know, during adverse weather conditions what do you do if your tenant calls and reports a problem of leaking water and the roads are a solid sheet of ice and none of your maintenance personnel cant make it to the property?

Just think, they could have required an ice cream cake from DQ.  

My last inspector did a fine job, but he missed some of the plumbing ice-bergs under the water.

With Dodd Frank Rent to own is on thin ice.  

That's all that matter to me, the rest, if it comes, is icing.