I saw a rundown condo on city center that was cheap but wouldn't cashflow after rehab.I've lived here for 3 years now.

imagine, there is an ongoing foreclosure, you can review the file and figure out at which stage the foreclosure is ..but are you certain that e.g. 

I'm thinking of a strip along 288 east of the Museum District and the Medical Center.

It was a VERY rough neighborhood when we originally purchased, but now most of the homeless are gone, they knocked down the abandoned warehouse they were living in, and some of the recycling centers are closing up and leaving.

If something begins to go south on an individual note, we can step in if need be.We have also implemented at the suggested of others 'Pipedrive' which helps us organize our individual assets to quickly see what stage they're in.

Rather we will just "rent" a driverless car for a few minutes that will show up at our home and bring us to work.Do you think buying near a subway stop or major bus transit center has any value anymore?

Although I used google voice during tenant finding stage, my tenant does have my cell.  

Just my 2 cents on that.I am learning that many of these REI clubs are profit centers for the owners in one way or another.  

Facebook data center, FBI coming to the Redstone Arsenal and Amazon just put out their statement of adding a fulfillment center to the Madison area - this will bring 500 more jobs!! 

Write to the service center listed on the letter and explain the facts.