Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Fayetteville.

Purchase price: $105,000

Cash invested: $35,000

Sale price: $187,400

Used our private money lender as equity pa...

A few years ago, I was thinking it might survive well beyond my lifetime, but with the printing of money the past 15 years, I believe I might see its destruction.  

Most notes should survive the death of the payee

I survived the rehab.  

For some, in any industry, we do go into it wanting to make money, for the commission, for the life style etc and as you get out of "survival" mode and start achieving success, you start realizing that you actually make more money when "you do the right thing for people" Doing the right thing (having people's best interest, having their back, giving them options, walking them through the path and educating them on what are the pros and cons to individual investment and advising them) will yield more money in the form of : Referrals, connections, good reputation, a good track record, and yes bc of it, more commissions. 

Actually I'm kind of proud that this remnant of local culture survives, and aside from the illegal aspect it does fit in with the AG zoning.

You may wonder how they survive.

And problem with your Israeli study is that many people won't survive covid to develop natural immunity because the hospitalized are more likely to die.

(this is something I know nothing about, so any info would be appreciated--such as recommendations on engineers/contractors who do that type of work, what types of reinforcements people are doing, ballpark cost estimates or what people have paid, has anyone witnessed a reinforced older home survive an earthquake, etc., etc. ...any info would be appreciated).Lastly, a more general question:  what (if anything) are folks in earthquake zones doing to protect their homes or property portfolios from earthquakes? 

That is, if you survive the possibility of being shot, robbed, stabbed, having tools being stolen by either the neighborhood folks or your tenants.