Government printing $5T.

Money, money, money...there is no end to government consumption...

@Matthew CabreraNAICS codes really do not matterIt will not have an impact on your business - government uses it for reporting purposes but in no way impacts you.Select the one that fits best

That will depend on at minimum location, marketing,  economy, management (even if it is self managed), purchase price, insurance costs, property taxes, operational costs and rates  financed at.The scary part about is STR's, at any point your local government can ban them, as we've seen in major markets.

Looks like at least 24 major corporate headquarters there and lots of different industries (universities, government, Hospitals etc) I want to do a deep dive into Columbus but want to see what you all think about other Cities in Ohio like Cincinnati.

The obvious pro is government subsidized rent but are there more pros?

I know the city might give me a warning if my neighbor complains about construction debris lying in my backyard as part of it is still visible from the street.As a government contractor being affected by the shutdown for almost the entire month of January, I am not taking in any income at the time when I need to spend a lot of money on my kitchen, I am counting every penny I have in my pocket right now.

People buy homes in residential areas, not business districts, so when someone starts running a business in a residential area, the externalities are beyond what people can be expected to put up with, and the government can regulate. case in point - parking.

Despite receiving government assistance for a decade, they're still incapable of paying their portion on time or appreciating what they've got.3.

This insight underscores the importance of understanding the specific legal requirements governing lease agreements in different regions.