They are dead weight.

Other times you see a person do a single post and ghost their own post.I am in two other forums that are dead or dying.  

Sometimes some lowlife family members will squat in the dead tenants unit and you've got to evict them.

The property I was looking at (the wholesaler is seeming to have some issues with the seller aka I think the deal is dead) was in Maywood.

That said there is alot of new development happening specifically around broad and Girard but again that area to me is still a dead zone and not an area I would buy in. 

I have experience in the Lake Lanier GA area, but the summers can get quite hot and the winter can be pretty dead, so I've been interested in checking out Boyne City, MI. 

It is not bad, you just have to filter out the stupid stuff like "retail is dead" and "any other syndication is stealing your money" He says he has a large percentage invested in every deal but if I am reading the PPM right then he has exactly 0% invested once it is fully funded.

If you are dead set about this property, some initial questions I would ask:1.

I'm going to Kick a Dead horse; you really need a business plan and checklist before moving forward. 

There is no sense in hurrying to get a property to market heading into the slow/dead winter season.