I agree I bet it had massive damage and was flipped. 

This shows the massive number of people moving here, the trend seems to be slowing down, but the effect of this in-migration will be felt for years to come, housing for all of these people just can't be built fast enough. https://www.movebuddha.com/blo...

First, what if a, hypotheticallyspeaking, massive new source of gold were discovered for mining....of a new technique allowed for more extraction than before. 

Its a brave new world tho in this formerly cash only market as massive investor and move in buyers competing for the most awesome rental stock all over dayton.

Hopefully, you can find someone who thinks the same way, and who knows maybe you will be the broke kid compared to their massive fortune!  

I just purchased a 4 unit property which clearly had massive foundation damage which cost an extra $40,000 to fix.

It said if you as the owner have owned your property prior to 1975 ish in the same ownership you were allowed to go back to that zoning and develop.Well you can see the inequity there .. one guy has 40 acres that was zoned favorably prior to 75 and can do a massive subdivision the neighbor who must adhere to todays zone on the same 40 acres is lucky to build one house.Stimson Lumber with their Washington county and Tillamook county vast holdings made measure 37 claims on literally hundred thousand acres of timber ground into HBU  higher density and buildable lands  which value is greater than the production timber values.Once the state figured it out they made it very difficult to prosecute a measure 37 claim and they finally did a way with it. 

After all, CA is massive.

For me personally, it feels like the first property is a MASSIVE leap!

I may have an opportunity to sell my triplexes at a much higher amount than I would’ve expected and I also just discovered that there are 60 affordable housing units being built directly behind me by the city which I’d think is a negative for my buildings.Any ideas on how to be able to sell these without a massive tax burden?