Our one property we have generated 4,950 in repairs in one year and it still cashflowed...a massive $150 for the year.  

But most likely your going to have to finish the project if you want to not take a massive financial loss and I would do what I described above.Unless someone on this site wants to step up and do something for you pro bono I have done that for AU clients in the past but some where appreciative others were not and so other than a post on this site I would not go there again.Lastly contrary to popular belief in AU lawyers and lawsuits over these types of things are very rare, as the dollars involved are not worth the price of litigating them.

As Warren Buffet just wrote in his annual letter, "Focus on the future productivity of the asset you are considering.

I tell people there is pre-work and post-work to buying a property.Pre-work vetting a syndicator, a fund, a deal you will buy yourself and THEN post-work who will be running the property ( tenant, fund, syndicator, yourself ) after the property is purchased.The massive differences are in post-work when it relates to type of asset class and structure in place.I tell clients the process of buying NNN is not passive BUT when we find the right property and fit for your goals and risk tolerance THEN can be really passive.

And agreed that many opportunities are aggressive...I am speaking to the others that are based on sound demographics and market fundamentals (absent massive government intervention).Time will tell...just speculating at this point.

The city prioritizes their massive blight reduction efforts on the areas along the main avenues people commute to work on.

@Melanie StephensPurchasing a massive 115 year old brick building with poor maintenance and going over my budget by almost double.Back story: I house hacked a 2 flat 4 years ago and it's cashflowing over $1500.

“Be greedy when people are fearful, be fearful when people are greedy” - Buffet ruleNow with that said, does present logistical issues you mentioned.I would suggest starting with real estate brokers in that area, and ask them to make introductions.

Housing market started massive foreclosures in 2007 but the housing market didn't hit rock bottom prices unit 2015 in most areas.

I lived in Denver (twice) and have been a part of its massive expansion.