Also,  I'm certain the neighbors would prefer someone acquire the home and maintain it as opposed to having it sit dormant and lower property values.

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“This area has been dormant for a very long time and we’re so excited we’re able to revitalize it.”The new ballpark, which sits on 6.73 acres along West Franklin Boulevard, is set to open in April when the yet-unnamed Gastonia minor league baseball franchise starts play in the eight-team Atlantic League of Professional Baseball.

Also a lot of the law firms specializing in foreclosure have shut down or gone dormant since the moratorium so I feel it is going to take a while to get back up to speed and cause a huge backlog.  

@Patrick Mahoney - if you shoot me the address in a DM I can check better for you, but this is likely the scenario.many 2nd's from 2004-2006 era have been sleepy/dormant for a long time.  

Meanwhile, you have other LLC's holding Title to the property and these basically become "dormant" since there are no funds going in or out of it.. 

So wrapping back to the question, it doesn't surprise me that it's kind of dormant because people I know that have money that might have been investors there are instead looking south and midwest. 

So use that as leverageAbout 2 years ago I was under contract for a 4 unit with dormant knob and tube in the attic.  

With condos going for +500K, you simply have too much equity in your properties and even though rents are high, they aren't that high to make it worthwhile to keep all that equity sitting dormant. 

I dormant to be average.