Its a small office in an office warehouse area...

This post is riddled with ignorance....First, and previously mentioned, trades work with warehouses that provide them just about everything they need for any job.They aren't going online for every job to find the cheapest deal on Amazon, eBay, etc.

We have had some drops in temperatures which always allows for possible pipes to be frozen, but nothing too extreme.  

So I bought a BRAND NEW refrigerator from ABC Warehouse (w/ 5 year warranty), it crapped out and ruined my tenants food (2 months after the purchase) ABC fixed a part, and 2 months later the fridge stopped cooling again (on a appliance less than 6 months old).

Sometimes a warehouse, sometimes an old office block.

Not if you can get it direct shipped from outside the US, or a big automated warehouse.

Asheville has always been a niche market and I don’t believe we are going to see the dip in home prices that investors are wanting and waiting for especially with Amazon opening a warehouse in Mills River and Pratt & Whitney coming to the area in the near future. 

Also, the very reason why a region COULD cash flowing from 10 years ago until today is that the region is laggard in economic development so the home stays at a lower price.Tips: for those CF-area to "grow", that city needs the positive economic events,for example, if Amazon is opening a warehouse there and creating 50k new jobs.

The shift towards automation will have a significant impact on the workforce, with Walmart already laying off more than 2,000 workers at five US warehouses.

Investing in large industrial warehouse complexes takes a much greater amount of education to be successful.