For example, if you look at building housing in Biche, you won't suffer from competition and can find buyers in all price ranges. 

I just suffered a major fire that my tenants caused.

I have a tenant whose condo suffered a major roof leak, which caused internal dry wall and related damage.

One downtown building that recently suffered a gas explosion doesn't constitute the entire metro area, but no matter.

And, if the money is borrowed and you lie on your loan application about that (they will explicitly ask and you will have to explicitly lie if you want the loan) then you're committing loan fraud.If you have to turn right around and sell this property for some reason, I,as the lender of the 20% down, will suffer a 50% loss. 

I’m in a city that really suffers from developers wiping out all the culture and and building expensive housing.

When the economy suffers as a result of too much of a contraction, debt payments are harder to make, etc, then go through the cycle of loosening it again, devaluing the currency so debt payments are easier to make, and banks can profit higher than before.

Rents have not quite kept pace with the median price increase and as a result, cash flow has suffered.  

Newer ones (2008+) are suffering from seasonality now but will pick it up in Q3-Q4: if you look at historical data, Miami Dade county has always had seasonality low volumes during summer time, due to hurricane season, holidays and less tourists visiting. 

When companies reach the size of Greystar or Western Management customer service really starts to suffer.