@Michael EalyI guess killing a cop and breast feeding are both impactful enough for the city of Cincinnati to give their stamp of approval.That's a high bar the city set.

My businessman brother chided me a lot during the downturn about “losing my shirt” because property values dropped (they’re back stronger than ever today!).

It is easy to buy that kind of thing and lose your shirt. 

On the other side it has a place for a postage stamp, a place to write a friends address!

I can’t stamp plans since I don’t have my PE yet.

At the tax delinquent auction, almost everyone was dressed like me - jeans and a t shirt.

I haven't confirmed this but I don't think they allow subdividing the lot (unlike with L zoned properties like the duplex I sold recently which is destined to become four townhouses on individual postage stamp lots)  - this might be the saving grace that prevents everything from getting mowed down,   though anybody looking for a starter house or fixer upper is now going to be competing with investors wanting to convert the place to a triplex.

Here's why - tell me if I'm wrong as I may be and so I'd rather be wrong and not lose my shirt and be right and naked :) The only area worth investing in In Colorado is Pueblo when you look at rents vs purchase price.

Talk about rubber stamping stuff.

So it's not always a bad thing to lose to a cash buyer that may be able to squeeze a tighter margin than another investor who would be in over their shirt.