Well, maybe wires need to have the routing cleared before they leave the bank too. The

Basically, you need to do a lot of legwork, and inspect EVERY unit with a fine-tooth comb, including current leases and tenants. 

I think the housing rally has gotten long in the tooth, but I weathered 2007-2009(and started buying hand over fist in 2009-2013,) I'm not gonna dump income-generating assets on some fear of a correction or crash.

Chicago authorities have been notified and I have filed here too. The

There are some issues I see with the siding near the roof that could be nothing (the discoloration would bother me, even after you fix the "bubble") or could be hiding underlying issues.All in all, maybe it has some opportunity, but I would be out there looking it over with a fine tooth comb.

Ref 2004 after Hurricane Ivan when HOAs, in an attempt to save money, went with sub-par insurance companies and policies, and these ins companies turned around and fought tooth and nail to avoid paying out, sometimes for a over a year... thats time that you're not making income (assuming you don't have lost-rents as part of your policy). 

And you're going to get some really nice updates to the house too. The

If you want to run a business, that's cool too. The

or has it been tooth and nail trying to pull damages from the insurance companies?

The more time I spend on here the more time I want too. The