It sounds like you and I are both doctors--so I know my biggest problem in rehab deals is that construction is not my area of specialty. 

Biggest items were plumbing related (toilets, faucets) or washer/dryer or AC unit related.

But, the more hurdles to baseless lawsuits the better. 

Putting 1.6 million into a 4 plex seems odd to me, but I imagine that in your market, that is the biggest multi family you could get with that amount of money.Anyway good luck.

The biggest con is property management.  

Biggest issues would have been the septic and I want to remodel the kitchen and take down a wall to open up the kitchen into the dining room and definitely update the bathroom.

The hurdle I’m having with the recession will occupancy issues increase in a recession?

If numbers and real estate are your biggest interest, you could definitely do something related then.

Probably my biggest fear is adding (24) stoves, (24) dish washers, (24) water heaters, (24) washer and dryers, (24) HVAC and of course (24) tenants.

Among the biggest projects anchoring the boom: The $524 million Bucks arena.Northwestern Mutual's $450 million office tower and $100 million apartment high-rise.The $137 million BMO Harris Financial Center office tower.The $122 million Couture apartment high-rise.The $80 million conversion of the Warner Grand Theater into the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's performance hall.The $50 million Westin Hotel.Large projects already completed over the past year include the $101 million 833 East office building, the $53 million latest phase in The North End apartments and retail development, and the $52 million Kimpton Journeyman Hotel.Finally, there are several new and ongoing downtown-area developments below the $50 million mark, including apartments, offices and hotels.Of course, Milwaukee has it's challanges too.