In any case, file the police report, contact your insurance company, and beef up your security.One thing you can do for all of your properties, including your own home, is to learn about CPTED...Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design.

Currently there are not any kids 6 or younger living in the property, but I do not have any idea if there were any in the past.I checked the list of inspectors in MA (http://www.mass.gov/eohhs/docs/dph/environmental/lead/ma-lead-inspector.pdf) and both of them are still licensed.

SpaceX recently received permits from Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

And yes - I know the plan is currently on hold due to environmental concerns.  

As a general statement for anyone reading this thread, larger pieces of land can be tough to "wholesale" since developers need long feasibility periods to do their due diligence on soils/geotechnical, environmental, utility availability/capacity, zoning, etc, etc, but they can certainly be brokered if you team up with a savvy agent who knows land. 

Things like info about utilities, pests, environmental info, structural components, mechanical systems, etc.There is a question in our SPDS that asks the seller "What other material (imporant) information are you aware of concerning the Property that might affect the buyer's decision-making process, the value of the Property, or its use?

The reentry license application was submitted by Huntsville International Airport in November 2021, and approval was contingent upon the finding of no significant impact through the FAA’s Environmental Assessment.

Be aware of other things that may not show up on title (environmental?).

I’m only looking at if the math can make sense, not environmental issues.

Obviously, this has big implications for everything from the solvency of Social Security, to the functioning of our healthcare system, to the environment (old people tend to have less environmental impact than young).Bringing it back to real estate, I've recently noticed several podcasts and articles about buying and operating living facilities for older adults (which, presumably, are experiencing an increase in demand--though this is an area of real estate that I don't know much about).As for inflation--the numbers that just came out this morning do not look good, and Powell will probably need to clamp down hard to get this runaway train under control.The "soft landing" seems less and less likely every day, but with change comes opportunity...Good luck out there!