There are areas I don't like but others are very successful there.Some people look at unemployment and job growth, some look at population statistics, some look at development.  

People with pets will still call and say "well, will you allow a small dog", but if you put all caps or bold "NO PETS REGARDLESS OF SIZE" if that's the case, that shouldn't get those either.

May be to large of a project but hey, fortune favors the bold.

By the way statistically at the Call Center level of outbound calling, it would take an average of 17 dials to get a live answer.

Notice the bold section.?

If that gets off track or you need to punt the project, you want to know that BEFORE sinking in a lot more moneyPerhaps think about phasing some build-out to live in a portion of the structure if you are in the area/have the interest, also depending on your money/financing pictureKick butt on the rest of the renovationsSounds like a fun challenge but you also want to be aware of your limitations.Jim Wow thanks for the info haha Answers in bold above.I have thought about selling and probably would if the right deal came along, but something about this project just seems like it could be great, although you mentioned yes, very high risk.

I like that you're persistent as most campaigns don't get responses until the 3-5th letters as people throw out the 1st too typically (from analyzing statistics with large sample sizes).I'm also in SD and coincidentally our company develops real estate software for wholesaling and rehabs, I'll connect with you via message. 

You have some bold ambition!

Statistically they have data that shows past a certain time things start going out in a domino affect as things start failing allover.

Ok I gave up on bolding it.