The thing to consider is that you may have to do a special foundation (piers with a void under the beams between the peirs) if the soils are expansive.

Sacramento as a whole has done well, but East Sac (as a whole) has seen healthy appreciation, and investors continue to close on deals with renovation plans to force appreciation.

You are right that growth in many sectors is very strong and the rental market is quite healthy.

Louis goes for compared to those in some of the suburban areas, but it seems like the general consensus in that the market is more or less “healthy”.

For example, if you have experience and an understanding of soil and engineering, you might focus only on acquiring properties with minor foundation problems. 

Make sure you maintain a desirable property and keep healthy reserves.

You will need a site plan of where the new building will go to show where you will want soil borings done by the geo tech. 

But recently I've been hit by a series of tragic events, including death of my dear wife due to a disease, and my own health starting going downhill in spite of my best attempts to live a healthy lifestyle.

I believe it is a very healthy things for kids to work in high school and college.

Meanwhile because you have all your cash back you can rinse, wash, repeat this process...creating healthy cash flow with minimal funds...?