So, if you lived in the CA bay area, and wanted to buy rentals, you'd be totally hosed.

That’s almost 100% COC ($28,800) and it is 128% ROI ($38,400)What if they get hosed at 5.5%?

Doctors built new offices offices went up all over the place.Who is really going to get hosed tho in this whole deal of course is those with no insurance.. and worse yet investors with no flood insurance as they don't even qualify for any fema bene's...

So our neighbor here is very finicky about his lawn and keeps a soaker hose on daily on the side of his house, which is uphill and about 10' away from our house and where the pier holes were opened up.  

Have you thought of selling the hoses and using the $1,000,000 to buy larger apt complex?

Or winter is coming, get the gutters cleaned and shut-off outside hose bibs, etc. 

The middle room which is going to be a huge walk in closet has a small closet in it that has the hoses and stuff for shower and tub in wall.  

Next time it rains see where the water flows or if you can’t wait get out the garden hose and test suspect areas. 

Sorry....Afterthoughts...I am also wondering if we're getting 'HOSED' by the listing agent b/c of her Commission and no Full offer.

Step one: 4000 watt gas generator, 2 x 5 gallon gas tanks, 200 feet of hose, submersible sump pump - get the water out immediately.