Some tired landlords last longer, but become old bitter landlords.

Many of the historic homes rival the homes found in historic class A neighborhoods like Virginia Highlands (just without the meticulous maintenance and upkeep, but they're mostly repairable). 

There are probably some timber and Vineyard sales that rival it.But bottom line I am now sitting on 4 acres that is going to be zoned multi use commercial Residential so when the day comes we either flip to a developer or I will build out the Commercial on the bottom and condo's on top.. and since I have do debt it should work pretty good.Buying path of progress is a play that is usually done by larger companies that can land bank and builders looking for inventory for 10 years from now..

This may sound bitter - but not many people seems to be giving you a helpful answer.If your interested in making "investments" without knowing the area - your money is better in the bank.

My long term goal is to acquire up to ten multifamily properties and the more I think about it, it may be worth to swallow the bitter pill and pay the capital gains taxes to have my own hard cash to work with and use the BRRRR method to use my cash repeatedly.

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I hear LI rivals NJ.  

On paper it appears to rival Ontario, but in practice the landlord tenant board in Ontario is in a class of its own.

Almost rivaling Rockingham county.

Their 6 load balanced internet connection is rivaled by none on the Island and is therefore a magnet to all digital nomads.