My sense is that a few investors, particularly the larger ones buying commercial notes on multi-family, got some modest, but not spectacular cap rates, but very few, if any, got deeper discounts than that.

I will dig deeper to see if I can find out exactly when the house was abandoned....100% sure I will have to eat it and chalk it up as a lesson learned.

My second enlisted hitch in the Army I was a combat air traffic controller, if you want to have fun with turbulance try it in a helicopter, UH-1s seemed to bounce, Apaches and Cobras just dive as a roller coaster, lots of fun!!!!

If we took that kind of dive all of us would likely have much bigger problems.

want to dive into real estate investment.

At that time, home prices took a nose dive and remained at a new lower level until the next disruption.

Government agencies have much deeper pockets than you do.

Really don't need to look much deeper than that, as a rental.

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As simple as that is, it correlates nicely with 1) attracting and retaining the best tenants and 2) protecting my investment from deteriorating.My criteria runs deeper after that:Gravity of a neighborhood is a critical component of my decision making.