I can't imagine buying a 1972 Ford Pinto (a very cheap economy car designed for fuel efficiency) and deciding that I wanted to transform it into a luxury sports car.

Phone cable between pole and building was hanging …at neck level!

Series of events and characters were investigated, from design, planning, engineering, testing, delivery, to the truck driver, to the fuel operator, to the artillery man.

California fuels Las Vegas growth - As California continues to make the state less desirable for both individuals and businesses, many are leaving the state.

@Mindy Jensen  thinks I might have an idea.IF THIS IS AS bad as it smells WHATS worse is you only owned the building 2 months.. so your damages are pretty minimal.. the previous owner had larger percentage of loss,, 2 months of dog crap isn't enough for you to show  permanent damage but 12 month is  I'd for sure charge for power washing, use a deck cleaner..sand with a pole sander once dried and put down a good sealer.. is the deck cedar or green treated,, you'll have better luck with cedar.. if it's green treated,, I'd consider painting the deck floor after power washing and let dry completely and seal with kilz first and then paint..

This auto bubble appears to be fueled by the Fed, what could possibly go wrong...  

You've pulled the trigger and your skins peeled back as you are propelled forward by nearly 2 tons of rocket fuel.

Stupid me pulled the start cable, with no spark plug in it, to find out it had fuel in the cylinder... yes I was covered in gas.

.), and your DP is minimal...then yeah--200-300 cashflow might be OK (but, you'll need to run your CoC numbers to know for sure).But if the property is C or D class, in a C or D neighborhood, and the tenants will cause you endless headaches, and the property requires rehab and/or has looming capex, etc....then, no, $200-300 may not be worth the hassle.There are properties that I know would cashflow THOUSANDS per month, but I wouldn't touch them with a ten foot pole because I know that the headaches the property and tenants would produce just aren't worth the money...Also, you mentioned that you think higher rents and appreciation are in the future for this neighborhood...if your plan DEPENDS on higher rents/appreciation in the future, you're not investing, you're speculating.

Darrell - I agree 100%, but I'm concerned the protestor's are adding fuel to the fire which can spread significantly with unhappy people and then they may ignorantly sign up for Sorro's plans.