The margins are much larger when it is volatile so it doesn't really change anything.

I filed on two of my larger beach-front units.

I could see there being more of an affect on hotels and condos where there is a larger concentration of people.

I would recommend looking at a larger market unless you get it so cheap that is almost possible to not break even.

Now when I take it cross country  IE from my Portland home to my Vegas home twice a year.. that's a 1200 miles one way.. so I supercharge for free.. so no cost for energy for those drives at all and I will hit the free super chargers usually once a month at home.. ( there is one at the outlet mall closest to me)..

Or get rid of that tiny hallway and put the washer and dryer in a stack in that hallway and make the bathroom larger and open to the kitchen, and make the bedroom open to the kitchen too. 

In a foreclosure of the Refi (larger loan) Is there any remedy you have seen or heard of?

We have talked to a few larger companies but they want too much in fees to find investors.

Anyway, Buying takes far less energy than shopping.

Anything larger than that should be in it's own entity, IMO.