I can't give you a technical reason why, I just feel like it's isolated from any new construction, train tracks run through in all directions, and there are fewer nice streets houses in the midst of the crap.There is a CREIA yahoo group you can join where people post deals all the time, I'd jump on that.

By the way, if you don't know who Charles Van Doren is (you might recognize the name somewhere in the back of your mind), he was the academic portrayed by Ralph Feinnes in the film QUIZSHOW about the 1950s gameshow scandal where they were giving Charles Van Doren the answers to the questions they asked him while he was in the isolation booth.

If you don't have a calculator or alternatives (or goals/criteria), I'd recommend starting with them first (and not rushing into a decision).There are millions of properties and investment alternatives and isolating your search to one is very limiting.  

I would isolate any receipts so they are easy to find.

Originally posted by @Parker Eberhard:@Jay Hinrichs one of his major concerns is that due to its longer incubation period (around three weeks before people start experiencing symptoms) as well as some of the cases that appear to have been ‘isolated’, many more people are currently carrying it than we think.

probably to isolated and not much going on with those but it is interesting way to try to keep little villages from dying.   

I ask because in that case, why not hold each property in their own LLC for more isolation?