It's like a football game being played where at one moment a touchdown is 6pts and than next quarter it's 2.

This was a great area close to the baseball and football fields as well as the pre-k school.

Hello everybodyI am a french investor living in France.

My family owns property in France, and I'm looking for ways to move that into better long-term investments.  

Please tell Alex to stop playing Asian Flag Football.

@Amy Raye Rogers best bet is chase cards. ultimate rewards let you pool your points from different cards. you can convert your points to travel credit through their portal and if you have a premium card(annual fee), your points are worth 1.25 to 1.5 points in the travel portal. sometimes its cheaper to book this way than with points through airlines and you also earn airline points on it. you can also convert your points to airline miles. most of the time its cheaper to book international airlines like air france that flies on delta than to use delta miles. same with singapore flies on united. there are a few extra steps with booking these miles. 

Everyone undervalues Ohio (*cough* Ohio State football ranked number 11) until they see the population growth, job growth, appreciation, and beautiful beaches we have.

@Jeremy Fields in my 12 years experience of student housing, the top 3 they care about the most (in order):1) Proximity to something fun: The closer to bars, football/basketball stadiums the better.

The only other time in 30 years we evacuated, my son and I evacuated to the Ohio State vs Oklahoma college football game in Columbus Ohio (lol). 

Columbus also has lots of sports teams located in the central downtown they just finished up a new professional soccer stadium downtown for the crew and we also have the Bluejackets, which is a professional hockey team, the clippers, which is a minor league baseball team, and the OSU buckeyes, which is a college football team, but to a lot of people here, it's bigger than the NFL.