On the other hand, I've seen in southern CA huge developments with HOA fees of 200 a month, with swimming pools, common area facilities that members can use, fitness rooms, etc. 

This area has many oil and gas factories, plastic factories, steel factories, etc.

The problem with the Northern Neck is that there isn't much work outside of the Sheriff's Department, farming and the Omega fish oil plant in Reedville.

If they have too many customers, and can't store the data on their private servers, (Not enough disc space) they will hire it out to a large facility that will hold a ton of data. 

Chrome Faucets as opposed to Oil Rubbed Bronze or Nickel4.

We've done small properties under $100k up to huge facilities over $1B.

Here in NJ, underground oil tanks are a big concern when I'm purchasing an older house; I've always performed an oil tank sweep before I purchase a property.Does Cincinnati have the same concern, i.e. are there a lot of properties in Cincinnati that have underground oil tanks?

There are some research you may want to consider -  are there an oil tank, any open violations and ect? 

do you want to be "re-located" to a state-sponsored facility instead?

Because they said they didn't have anywhere to store it and had a plan (they were just waiting for a spot to open up at the facility), I gave them a week to move it.