. :)For a start, there this is an old or perhaps a historic complex in Dammam, Saudi Arabia (Built as a shelter for Kuwaitis during Gulf war, so it is almost +20 years old) which now totally owned by individuals, yet remains partially managed by the government.For many reasons, I find it a fantastic place to start with (among others) my investing journey where I need to learn about rehabilitation in particular, however, whenever I get to inspect an apartment there, I am always faced with one resisting issue, bathroom ceiling.

The messenger set out at once; a strong, an indefatigable man; thrusting forward now this arm, now the other, he cleared a path though the crowd; every time he meets resistance he points to his breast, which bears the sign of the sun; and he moves forward easily, like no other.

We were so broke for so long that she just couldn't resist the fact that if she wanted something she just went and bought it. 

I don't have an answer - just what I heard.This is supposed to be public information, but you will often run into resistance getting it. 

I may just pose the idea again and if he resists, move on.

They are treated, so i wouldn't be as worried about the weather resistance of the panels, but more about the ability of the water to make it behind the "siding." 

They resist having the capacity to know

I personally love parks for the same reasons why they are attractive to investor partners:  low end of the risk spectrum, stable cash flow, recession resistant, and the creative flexibility they afford me as the operator down at the park level. 

(My uncle and aunt had quite an apartment portfolio in LA, but they happened to die suddenly, without adequate estate planning, in the early 1990s--so everything was lost.)I've built a recession into my development business plan: line up cash and credit lines now, deploy in 1-2 years when construction prices are hopefully better, plan for a long hold period and be flexible about when to recapitalize, and choose markets that are more recession resistant.

Multifamily is probably the most resistant to the effects of a recession.