That said, I'm sure there are investors that invest in war zones (although it's not clear to me that's the kind of area you're talking about), but I don't really know any here, and it's not a market I want to work.

Recently, I've heard people even talk about trying to purchase properties in the areas where the recent flooding has occurred.

Talk to your broker (if you have one), because you might need to switch.2.

However, they were short term and out of the 100s of deals I've done, we're talking 2 times options were the right tool.

Right now I'm just trying to gather as much information as I can and hopefully be able to talk with a few people who can give me some advice.

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@Mark Rogers if you're looking for local CPA, talk to Tim Johnson at Bell Foster Johnson & Watkins in LR.

I would find out when your building was built and then talk to an experienced lead inspector (hypothetically) about how much lead he would expect to find in the buildings and the risks and costs.

I would ride my bike beside her as we talked about how our business would run, how we would treat our employees, and how we would use some profits to help the disadvantaged. 20 years later, the dream is still alive!

Some won't even talk to you.