A building the same style on the cul de sac I'm on sold for $153,000 farewells ago.

One of fifty or a hundred homes in cracker barrel land up here in Summerville is not going to fare well either as builders keep building multifamily or when the area faces greater economic pressure in the future.

@Jay Hinrichs just curious why you feel apts full of Section 8 might not fare well in a downturn?

Let me know say it did not fare well on Airbnb...

https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/small-businesses-feel-crunch-after-rise-in-metro-vancouver-land-valueshttps://www.straight.com/news/1012191/restaurants-and-stores-art-galleries-heres-long-list-businesses-vancouver-bid-farewell

@Owen Schwaegerle we’re definitely converting it to livable space but if we convert it into an ADU, I believe it then becomes a commercial property and we’re not sure if that will fare well in our favor. 

However, with most betting that a correction/slowdown is coming in the RE market, is it smart to walk away now or ride it out until we see the dip, double down when/if there’s a fire sale, then bid farewell to the pay cheque?

Do extensive diligence on this before you move forward, also make sure the park is making some money,Questions to ask, how do you plan on filling the vacant lots...organic moves in are likely, but you will have to pay for the tenants move and I don't recommend stealing from other parks as this could not farewell if your trying to fill in your park.  

Plus the underlying crop would have to continue to fare well price-wise.  

Why do you feel a rental would not fare well in a crash?