It's likely to be all downhill from here at least for the next year or so!

They're great, but I want to be able to change them quickly if service were to go downhill.

I've seen AC condensate pump lines that were operating properly, discharging onto the roof, get bent over and decked over, that continued to pump water into the ceiling void destroying three floors of apartments over a two year period before the cause was, literally, uncovered.Water runs downhill, and looks for the easiest path to do so.

A bit scared that I missed the uphill train and now it is going downhill.

Remember even though this is a flip, you want great quality in your finished product, that is what will move that house along and get you top $$.But yeah, I wouldn't buy squat right now unless you find a complete piece of crap that no one else wants and it is already a steal...even then I'd wait, prices will be heading straight downhill soon.....Real estate is not really all location, location, location....it's actually all timing, timing, timing.....

Hundreds of gallons of water in a few minutes, make sure that water goes where you want it to go - at least 10 feet away from your basement and then preferrably further downhill and away from the house.

Personally, if the whole area is bad.. you're looking at a bigger problem than 1 building, or 1 block,  if the jobs and growth are there, it'll only go down hill.   

It’s possible but to be honest overall the area is starting to go downhill compared to what it use to be.

But if an asset is not producing or going downhill, then it should be sold.

@Jason Goretzki I actually went to high school in Kenmore but it seems like it has went down hill since.