My Grandparents lived right off of North Ave pretty close to Brookfield and my relatives live out in Pewaukee and Nobobin  (sic)   go back for state fair.. every few years  lots of fond memories.. my Grandfather was a bus driver so I would ride with him on his routes.. that was the 60s some pretty wild times in between the riots etc.   

I don't think I would want to try to ride out a hurricane in a $100/SF house.Plus if you are building 4 units, with 4 kitchens maybe 8 baths etc. 

Might a fixed return, fixed period investment provide a better return in a more manageable fashion?

Why not just put your funds in a broad-based index, stop checking the tickers, and let it ride for 10-20 years?

Riding around Wichita looking at different investment flips and holds.

Grass hasn't been cut, when I ride pass I see no cars or people leaving or entering the property.

I would just ride it out if she’s almost up nonsense agitating her and causing the woman to dump cement down your pipes or trash the place out of spite

@Mark Sewell, thanks for sharing some of your story, sounds like quite a ride.

I've had such a rough ride that I really don't give out contractors' info anymore because next thing you know they are too busy for my jobs!

If you buy for cash flow it's easier to ride out the downturns.