Hey Chris, Just an update for you and anyone else who comes across this thread in the next 9 years: My plan on the loophole on the hazard abatement might have worked but was risky and I don't think would have held up in court.

It's like musical chairs and this will keep driving prices until the market finds an equillibirium between supply and demand, which all free markets will do over time, but since supply and demand are not that flexible it has to be price that will reduce demand until we are balanced.Milwaukee is also seeing a little bit of an increase in imigration due to climate change: smoke, fires, drought, hurricanes, floods, fresh water - in combination with remote work and low cost of housing compared to most of the country.

West Loop is literally one of the hottest markets in the country right now if not the world.

For example, if you were to use the same amount of acquisition capital to buy/live anywhere in the country or would you still choose that house?

One of the few across the country with the right rent/price ratios and ability to benefit from cash flow and appreciation.

It's very sad for the whole country.. 

The search link should be found at the link below: https://www.pacourts.us/public-records/court-case-information

Baltimore is one of the highest risk markets in the country and DC is one of the lowest risk markets.

I actually have a very good friend from the Navy that grew up around Oregon's wine country!

I'm assuming there are people in that part of the country that do this to freshen up the outside of the cabins.