The exposed stucco to the left looks drier than the covered area.  

That'll make prices tumble even more than the market has already induced.There are hardly any buyers these days for a reason.

And when the economy tumbles the markets with the lowest cash flow take it on the chin the worst.

RE: invest 1million.  100k rainy day fund in interest bearing account 150k small town rural acreage compatible to lease out to solar panel companies (may cost a little extra to pay off politicians to cut the red tape-energy monopoly:)250k in oppty zone developments in small towns focused on healthcare clinics in urban/rural areas where hospitals have consolidated. 400k to buy about 5-8 low cost cash flow properties with tenants in small cities near larger metropolitan areas where large employers have operations/facilities in areas like Birmingham, AL or  just north of Richmond,VA.  100k rainy day interest bearing account for when the financial markets tumble and/or the Federal infrastructure dollars start rolling, then seed monies for subcontractors making bids. 

This can't last, it's all going to come tumbling down.

Do you generally do that well on your condos in drier years?

My plan is I want to have about 50% debt or less to have some equity when things come tumbling down and I really feel people in "C" class neighborhoods will need to downsize to my apartment complexes if they start downsizing or if an economic crises occurs.SwannyGuest Podcast 238!!!

His renovation costs on the second property just tumbled another ten to fifteen percent as one project became two with multiple shared costs.

I would then either meter the washer and drier themselves, or get coin operated ones as said previously.

Unfortunately there is no place for a wqsher and drier in the units, but there is a laundry close by.