Like cast iron but clay. 

@Trenton Irons  Why not both?

My brother in law bought a house there with some friends at the peak in '06…still trying to stage a comeback.For my part, I'm going to be patient and keep looking (especially off MLS) and wait for the right opportunity and prepare to strike when the iron is hot. 

We currently rent out to VCU students who have proven to be very profitable and ironically enough, low maintenance tenants.

Ironically that guy is called Wise, should be called Mr.

We use them as perimeter alarms at our construction sites near our equipment too for would-be thieves trying to walk off with materials or the big yellow iron. 

I can see the same small thinking.And I can see that a lot of newbie investors are doing real estate investing the hard way...the slow way and ironically, the slow & hard way is actually the risky way.Here's the Slow & Hard Way - which is also Risky1.

The biggest concern i have is kitchen sinks drains slowly under the house found alot of outdated cast iron drain pipes.

A whole lot of nope right here.I notified the police immediately (ironically, they were working outside my building, so this was easy for me to do).

I work in a grey iron foundry in the land of no job oppurtunity other than commercial driving.