That area has gone down hill recently.

I don't know nothing about Tallahasse market even more importantly was wondering if thats a good area and appreciating part of the town to settle with that long term vision like that or rather going downhill? 

Interested in hearing peoples different approaches/experiences with managing the potential downhill slides of the real estate market while owning numerous buy and hold properties?

We did that but couldn't continue and then it went down hill.

Your other alternative is to sell and move your business to a different location, perhaps even a different city, that has a pools of customers that fit with your desired business model.If you run an upscale bar in an area that's going down hill, and someone else opens up a dive bar next door and takes all your customers away, you're toast.

If it were me I'd pass - actually, I'd run in the other directly as fast as possible.Even tough that house and the neighbors are in fairly good shape, there's a good chance that street will go down hill too.

BTW, that certainly doesn't sound like a snowball rolling downhill.

Starting a business is more like pushing a snowball UPHILL, not letting it roll downhill.

my cousins taught there horse to pull a coaster wagon like a buggy,,,cept buggies are a whole lot wider and MUCH more stable(and dont run up and hit horses hoofs going down hill)(cause they aint got no brakes).Ever try a coaster wagon at horse full speed??

I looked at some properties down there a while ago they are going real cheap ,area seemed like it was going downhill,tons of homes for sale