If you find out you really can't do anything with it, then you have a stronger argument with the city and insurance about lowering costs there.  

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I have every piece of land plotted within 3 miles of our target downtown districts in Columbus Ohio and miami florida. we focus on higher density, unlimited floor area, unlimited height deals or at least midrise for economies of scale. when you get to larger deals it gets pretty boring but the money is very easy to pencil and raise capital for 

They were initially resistant to it when first proposed in april but as revenues are coming in every quarter, lots of pockets in the economy are suffering and this is one for sure. 

Still, good news.But then something happened, government COVID intervention, where we printed $10 Trillion and injected that intravenously into the economy’s carotid artery.

The amount of new jobs has already begun to stimulate the economy and small business growth.

Aim for suburbs growing fast and keep an eye on local economy signs.Good luck!

@Basit SiddiqiYou came to the right conclusions when it comes to LTRs, although there are always exceptions and deals to be made/had.I don't agree with your assessment of the economy being poor though.

Will the rents be able to be increased with new local investments in the economy? 

I don't mind scepticism as long as the feedback is constructive and supportive.Below are some things for you to be aware of...Paraguay's credit rating was just raised from BB to BB+ citing a stable economy and the region's highest growth expectations.