In our market with Robust title and escrow companies IE the actual title insurer like first American or fidelity etc they are also the escrow company and they have their own title plant.. they don't rely on title examinations at the court house.

It just seals it and then you can texture, prime, and paint just like sheetrock.

Maybe even some desert friendly plants/cactus to give it visual appeal - things that don't require maintenance perhaps? 

Hi @Gree Raj congratulations on diversifying outside of TX.With the new Taiwan Semiconductor plant debuting in NW Phoenix, also spurring the growth of supplier companies, I would look at Peoria and North Phoenix along the Loop 303 corridor (west) as long-term LTR opportunities.

There are a lot of recent catalytic developments going on there (soccer stadium, Olympic museum) and there could potentially be big changes in the future (demoing coal plant).

And hopefully Monaca/Center if development starts to happen there because of the cracker plant.

Michael Plante What’s that?

(to do it's part to revitalize the area).Ask for 15 year tax abutments for all boarded up buildings brought back to life.Do not let them plant trees in the verge areas, as they obscure the views of the buildings and the area is already very crowded.Good Luck!.

@Michael Plante Thanks for the reply.

But I'd love to have the 14,000 hours back he's spent replacing all the main drain lines, replacing the giant fence (posts also need to be replaced almost yearly due to high water table), laying all new concrete driveways and sidewalks, the 8+ remodels across the various units, the new roof and gutters, the windows he's replaced, the grinding/caulking/sanding/priming/texturing/painting of the billion and a half cracks in the plaster interior walls due to the poor underlying structure, the loads of landscaping installed specifically for a needy tenant who moved out after a few months (Cypress trees?