Then you have to worry about the market going downI would fire the property manager and manage those units myself.

All the bylaws, building codes and fire codes can be found on the city website.

The project also includes a fire station, hotel, and high-end retail apartments which will turn this into a vibrant thriving community center.

A lot of people will pay $1200/nt for 4 crappy budget motel 6 quality rooms at the All-Star resort rather than $175/nt for an 8br themed out mansion with a private pool, theater, and $30,000 arcade room.To answer your original question on investing over a long-term period, that is really this market's main strength. 

Because these communities would be in smaller towns and rural communities, the licensing jurisdiction is the county, meaning that code requirements are more often vested in the fire marshal and are less onerous than city requirements for the buildings and the site improvements.

FIRE reality team gets recommended but I have yet to use them personally. 

Trying to figure out how fast I want to move out of my comfy executive seat and actually start my own business and this just lit a fire under my ***!  

I have heard on various news channels that the powers-that-be in California are going to push for much higher density when they rebuild LA after the fires.

While it’s impossible to know when / how many homes in a certain city will be impacted by fire, flood, etc I try to stay top of mind with ALE Solutions so that I’m one of their first to call or email in the markets I operate in

Scorch marks from unholy fires?