If it is empty, I can usually fill it soon enough.

Guy has a park that is basically empty.

My doubt about the flipping market sets in, when I see some beautiful well kept homes in subdivisions, sit empty for months.

Clearly it is a distressed/vacant property as the mailbox was full, no lights on, empty vacant windows and permit flyers posted on the front door. 

If you're buying an empty building to turn around, then you won't have the track record.  

When driving through the city you will notice a ton of empty commercial buildings.Good areas include Walkerville, South Windsor, Jackson Park, etc.

Their units do not tend to stay empty for long.I'm agnostic on the question of AC units vs.

Get a sump pump and empty the pool2.

We are "snowballing" the highest interest rate debt first (153k loan on an 8 unit) at 1,000 extra per month until it's paid off. that coincides with our "freedom" date (empty nesters!)

But starting with an empty room, doing prep and painting, a day.I recently painted a closet.