Seems to me a key factor is the kind of RE investing one chooses to do.

I have been leaning more towards the inland cities anyway simply because of the risk of damage factor. I

Intel will be even longer because of the sheer size, it'll house 8 chip factories and additional supporting operations over 2,000+ acres.

Hey @Isabella Johnstun I think the biggest factor is going to be the neighborhood.

Nothing major Mike,Just bought this commercial for pennies.Needs around $50,000 and will be a duplex.Washington Local.Easily $650pm per unit if not higher.Can't go wrong even tho it's on main road and factories close.Thanks 

Is it worth it or should I market towards the factory and commercial jobs near the property.

I do think that one important factor is the right attitude and the cajones to take on some risk and see it through.  

New cars (from the factory) are clean enough that old rule seems rather obsolete.

For example, a quiet neighborhood that used to be a busy factory area might have hidden issues, like pollution.

Their restaurants average about 5 million minimum in sales and some do 10 million annually which is staggering as it compares to a dine in Cheesecake factory with much larger tickets per person.They give employee chance from within to partially own and operate ONE store.