Pumping a septic, not so bad maybe $200.Lot paid, mobile unpaid, seen that maybe a hundred times, no big deal except for newbie.Roof off, I saw a house with the 3 story back wall missing, somebody bought at tax sale, obviously did look at back of house, there were actually multiple bidders.Abandoned railroad tracks, much better than non-abandoned railroad tracks.Any industrial property is potential hazardous waste site, chrome factory, heavy metals, paint factory, auto body paint shop or repair shop, auto junk yard, salvage yard, etc all bad news.

Towns, villages, and of course neighborhoods are living, breathing, moving, changing, evolving things... constantly in motion... like life.

Specifically chalet village is one of the better larger subdivisions out there. 

Cash flow will be my number 1 priority, but not willing to go to a war zone to get it.Suburbs I like so far: Westerville, Dublin, HilliardNeighborhoods in the city I like so far: University district, Short North / Italian Village, near Children's Hospital, select areas of North Hilltop@JC McClain

The term "it takes a village" is not just a term, but a way of life in those cultures. 

Setup an auto responder in your email account for those late hour requests - yes I get them all the time as well.  

Is it worth it just to pull lists and put them in an auto dialer?

Also during pandemic you probably also want to look into what if they are utilizing auto showing technology. inbox me if you want my recommendation.

Then in addition to that some smaller cities and villages require their own like Long Beach and Southampton.I'm not sure how it works upstate and would be surprised if thise counties dont require anything.

Heading south, we looked at investing in Holland, it's a great area with the state park, Dutch village, and tulip festivals.  2 reasons we didn't invest there:  the beach and downtown area are not near each other and we wanted to be closer to the Chicago area.