Farther than that, it'll suck your life dry, unless you have a great, reliable property manager.

You want to make sure there are no environmental issues if it was used for purposes like a mechanic's shop or dry cleaners, etc.And rely on your real estate agent to connect you with the right people to help do this investigative work.

AND you are credible... you do not exist and you will drown die, implode then explode rot, have 3000 flies lay eggs inside your ear holes, they will eat you out from the inside they hatch, poop on you and in your left eye, you will cry and explode again.Don't let that happen to you!

Also, the materials generally used to build homes in cold clients requires more maintenance that materials used in hot dry climates.

San Diego utility companies are notorious for sucking everyone in the city dry.

Do you have equity in the event that holding is going to dry out your funds?

So they got a lot of their money upfront so when the market dried up and they had no new originations or loans come in it was easier for them to just close it down.

Actually it's a little worst than that...dry wood termites can survive for about a week after fumigation.

Funny...you couldn't wait out a few years in the market but went to investments that are like watching paint dry..go figure.Your probably right.

The property manager for now suggested cleaning up, putting in insulation and then do the dry wall later