I have two beach houses that are on dry lots that do well.

I am in the Southern Maine area if that mattersGoal and costs : So I am looking to purchase land and build a 50x100 metal building for dry storage which will on average produce 10-15K per month profit after expenses.

I was hoping I wouldn't have to renovate much do would understand the need for some touching up (dry wall and maybe flooring).

If we did see a repeat, then financing would dry up, so you should have cash today.The risk with coronavirus is way greater than what happened in 2008.

There is a large area north of the 62 that has massive dust clouds on windy days that blow over from the dry lake bed in Joshua Tree.

I decided to take the cash because I want to have as much dry powder as possible for when sellers start to really capitulate in our market. 

I have been successful in buying and profiting on notes and am looking to get back into since my REO supply dried up and there's no money in flipping properties right now.

The reason I mentioned I was Dominican is because the individuals I know doing this all live in the DR. I

let me know if you want more info.There are plenty of waterfront lots in the Gulf Cove and South Gulf Cove neighborhoods of Port Charlotte, and plenty of dry lots throughout the county. 

Hey @David Barnett, the city is actually the only trash collector in Mpls, so the costs are cut and dry (for better or worse).