Though I have no experience in either of those markets if you are looking around Baltimore or DC where I have a lot more experience it would probably be similar to Wisconsin where there is a mixture of older and newer housing and a lot of the multi families are older with old infrastructure compared to FL where in general things are a lot newer. 

Our noteworthy employers include: Owens Corning, Amazon, Promedica, Owens Illinois, The Andersons, DANA, Jeep, and the University of Toledo.  

And they make good points.Right now I have a mixture of both that are working well (nothing crazy; duplex and SFRs).

You need to know the ag business, to identify that highest and best use, can't put horses on just any area, can't grow corn or soy beans just anywhere (although they try growing corn everywhere in IL. )Dealing with a farmer, you gotta speak farming, a rancher speaks ranching, at least to a degree you need to understand the business.Books, ? 

Neighborhood has a mixture of single and multi family houses.

Hi Brandon - airtable tries too hard to be a mixture of excel and project management. all the useless formulas they have to learn how to use.

Would have to agree that Columbus is great for a mixture of cashflow and appreciation.

I agree but from what I was told it will be out in one of the corn fields north of Creekside.

It is a small park and will be a mixture of vacationers and workers due to the high volume of builders in the area.

I have a mixture of SFRs, which I purchased as primaries and turned into rentals upon moving.