It is NOT safe to do so.Funny story to illustrate: over a decade ago we took over a property with a senior citizen.

Quote from @Arkadiy Iliyayev: Thanks for the reply Jake, I really appreciate itIf you cut Brownsville in four pieces using the interstate to divide east and west and Ruben Torres to divide north and south, you'd be safe buying basically anything north of Ruben Torres with the notable exception of Cameron Park.

Fire department will inspect the property at various stages to ensure the property safe to live3.

I will probably only be budgeting to use up to $600k to be safe, which I know will be tight depending on what location is selected.

. - Competition & Negotiability : If you're looking for more time to analyze deals and an open dialogue on dealmaking, Oregon has proven to be somewhat of a playground.

Usually, we'd be really safe and happy with our responses for someone like you but I need to make this one be a little more firm if you don't mind - you are not to do anything that you don't understand.  

.$2,000,000 is going to improvements to the riverfront park adding playgrounds and splash pads.Since 2022 a feasibility study has been going on for a regional sports complex boasting 16 soccer/football fields, 8 baseball diamonds, 50 meter indoor pool, gym, track, and waterpark.There are several more project revamping old warehouse building turning them into trendy new dining and retail spaces.

Is this something in all industries or more in the RE world. thankswishing everyone to stay financial safe

I just don't think it is a safe business model UNLESS you can take the property yourself if you can't get a buyer.

It seems safe to assume there's a market, but obviously we'll need some more research to confirm that.