Their water source was polluted and everyone has cases of bottled water in their homes.

The rest were ladies eating a bottle of pills in all those cases they failed to tell hubby that they lost there homes..

the wine country in Oregon is no where near were you would do any kind of dense housing.. even if you could.I have logged many of those vineyards over the years and you have the forestry department whining that we are taking away prime forest land just to grow grapes to sell to the rich and famous who pay 100 dollars a bottle for wine ....The wine industry is real though..

With $400k your options will range from an 8-24 unit "value-ad" in a "transitioning" area (higher cap rate, higher risk, more active management, more broken bottles and needles in the parking lot, gang bangers, etc.), to a 3-5 unit in a nicer area (lower cap rate, better tenants, less risk).

One of our contractors drank away one of my bottles of brandy.

Unit #1 ,which is the frontage unit, is occupied by a Recycle Company that take in bottle and cans from the public. 

No water for a week , Bottled water for drinking .

Do check and fix all leaks in the toilet flappers, shower's mixing valves, and faucets.If 1.6gpf toilets, drop one brick wrapped in plastic or a water bottle in the tank.

“Sold” it 6 days later after investing $4.00 in a spray bottle of cleaner for the counters/floors for $79,900.

However, as the demand for apartments goes up and new construction gets hit Harder by the higher interest rates, it is likely that cap rates could resume their downward trend. until the world figures out how to get the trillion-dollar liquidity genie back in the bottle, the rules of money may remain perverted.What do you think?