Cart before the horse with your first question I think. 

A semi rural, horse property area in Los Angeles county. 

Another elderly tenant (chronic COPD) can no longer climb the stairs so we added a small shower stall to the lower half bath & he now lives on the lower floor.

The inability of Lexington to expand outward (it's constrained by all the horse farms on the outskirts of Fayette County), makes it a safe bet that property values won't be falling in the future, as there's a finite amount of land available for expansion.

Sounds like you got the cart before the horse here.It's a nice looking property.

Some might stall out or break down but if many cross the finish line then you likely still come out ahead and do well.Commercial retail can be passive and have upside drivers as well.

It can stall a tax foreclosure until the property is released by the BK trustee or until the BK is discharged.

You can lead a horse to water....

Best to get the actual expenses and charges from the horse's mouth than off forums.Oh yes, I bet Joel can beat this one to death with endless possibilities. :)

This is causing my growth potential to stall at the moment.