It depends on if they can survive the culture shock.

The Govt and culture of those days was much different and not so frightening to have a 'temporary' Govt overreach.

That may be cultural to my area. 

@Cody Barna It's a no brainer for restaurants, since Yuma have a great diversity of cultures which drives so many different styles of food!

Seems to me it's possible to create cool, fun, cultural areas and support local business while doing it.

My guess is that, even though the post is directed at no one in particular, some people aren't solid on their investment strategy or knowledge so they interpret the post to be about them.The even weirder part is actually real-life Bro culture to a tee.

The big companies here are all focused on cloud offerings, which has only gotten more demand with the newly emerging WFH culture.  

As others have stated, it truly depends on location, culture at the apartment community, market trends in the area, etc.Class C properties typically offer a clear upside with the right business plan.

The culture shock is huge. 

Born and raised in San Diego I'm sure the weather will be a complete culture shock but I'm ready for it!