I don't have personal experience with Columbus but it has strong economic and demographic fundamentals so I would say wherever the numbers work best for you, Just make sure you're in the right neighborhoods.

A few good fundamentals when evaluating new markets are; job growth, rent growth, job diversification and population growth.

It's normal for business fundamentals.4) Just do what makes you feel comfortable.

With that will bring headaches, repairs non stop, turnover, vacancy, evictions, etc.I prefer a hybrid of cash flow and appreciation and that’s why I invest in Columbus, Ohio where I can build long term wealth and have good fundamental real estate.

It will teach you the fundamentals and create I'm sure many more questions for you :) FYI: When buying a property in Canada the only way to put less than 20% down is if the home is going to be owner-occupied.

Given that commercial real estate fundamentals tend to lag general economic conditions, the sublease level is expected to rise into 2021 as occupiers re-assess their requirements.• A significant increase in space availability stands to place downward pressure on average asking rents in the months ahead, but a strong employment recovery will counteract this trend later into 2021.• Post-pandemic, tenants are expected to maintain an emphasis on both work flexibility and wellness for employees, including modified in-office work schedules, continued work-from-home arrangements and access to greenspace and outdoor workspaces.

Exceptionally few markets are overbuilt right now, at least markets with healthy population growth and other sound fundamentals.

Just make sure you’re not over leveraging and only buying fundamentally good cash flowing real estate.

The agreement we have had was they would teach me the fundamentals of wholesaling, provide Skip Tracing, come to appointments, handle and teach me contract and legal aspects, etc.

It’s still at the 1% rule which is a good fundamental