There’s just Too much “resistance “ too much out of pocket expenses to run rentals and my time has more value these days .

Maybe one pathway is more desirable for a reason you do not understand, they like left turns more than right turns, the soil is better packed, the soil drains better in the wet weather, there is less slipperiness in freezing conditions, the plants look nicer, they are further from the neighbor they do not like, they are just used to walking that way, they do not like your plans and want to stop them.Since they are the same, why not design your changes so that they are the mirror image of what you are planning?

It’s also a great time to refi as rates are at record lows as well.To your questions regarding the future of retail it’s all about finding internet resistant tenants that can’t operate online and are insulated against a downturn like fast casual restaurant, coffee shops, hair salon, nail salon, dry cleaning, medical, dental etc.

Super easy to clean, super hard, water resistant and don't have to deal with laminate peeling at all.

I agree MFH is quite resistant to recessions as long as you are aiming for a B/C class building.

They don’t seam very recession resistant as when the economy turns I would fear luxurious vacations would be the first industry to dip. 2.

Roaches cannot resist the bait they eat it and then return home and die and when their friends (cannibals) eat them, they die too.

We made a mad dash to get it finished before weather turned so we will have some excellent exterior photos.Inside we have 5000 sq ft to paint/carpet/lighting/hardwood finishing and some misc. 

November and December aren’t as terrible weather wise as you would imagine in Cincinnati however I don’t want to do turn overs during these months year after year.Thanks for any advice

They could just move to a cheaper place to weather the storm and then find a nicer place later.