Maybe if there is a collapse...one can hope.

Treasuries will go "no bid" and there will be a collapse of confidence in both (i) the U.S. dollar, and (ii) U.S. treasury debt instruments [bills / bonds / etc].When this financial inflection point comes, you do not want to own assets who's values are directly tied and leveraged to the yield on U.S. treasury debt instruments (specifically commercial real estate where most market participants are max leveraged).

I’ve gotten by with just cleaning the roots out annually at a few of our properties with clay pipes, and just replacing sections of collapsed pipes at others and the highest I’ve paid was $10k for replacing a ~30 foot section of collapsed orangeburg (that stuff is the worst).

A 3-degree rise would spell the collapse of the Amazon rainforest, disappearance of Greenland's ice sheet, and the creation of deserts across the Midwestern United States and southern Africa.

If that is true then that would have helped the collapse further.In New Zealand you get into quite a bit of trouble breaking a mortgage.CheersMarc

I would file one LLC and have it own a seperate LLC for every flip you do, then collapse the LLC doing the flip after you sell it. 

I laugh when people try to persuade me into believing that we will experience another 07 collapse. 

But once again... it could collapse tomorrow, or go on for another decade.

You should be able to float a 400 note for 24 months after your roof spontaneously collapses on January 31st, 2032.

My vote is to repair, repair, repair.Water damage can lead to significant problems, from blistering / peeling paint to ceilings collapsing and electrical shorts.