So the chance that you will ever buy any investment at the perfect time/price/rate... it's a fools errand to make that a criteria over ROI, location, condition, etc.Now maybe if you were saying you were thinking about only doing 19 deals this year instead of 20 and you wanted to hold that cash for a potential better buy after a crash, I get that too. 

And they’re also generally located in D neighbourhoods.

Where are you located?

Not sure where it is located but maybe your first step is to try and sell the lot to someone else?

What is everyone's thought on investing in a property located in a flood zone?

Never mind that the property is located in Baltimore MD but after looking at the taxed assessed value of 227K I have absolutely no idea how she got to that valuation.

It would help if you gave some detail on what type of properties you are looking for, where you are located and what your overall goals are.

Good location, close to family (we're incorporating it in a move, cashflows, under market rent, 19 year old building, nice, clean units.

We plan to keep 7 years to indefinite.Our location in King County.  

if looking to purchase out of state your best bet is a large national bank or to search for a community bank in that location.