That is; They will have the use of those funds with NO TAXABLE event involved UNTIL sometime in the future,  when either the OPTION is exercised, cancelled or perhaps renegotiated ?

Ours stays around 78-80 even in the hottest months.

Ohio markets show up 3 times in Zillow’s 2024 hottest markets, with Columbus and Cincinnati taking the top 2 and 3 spots.

Hey Greg,I think part of this depends on how far away you are and whether you have neighbors or relatives that can visit you property in the event a visit is required. 

The long version is that since the early 2000s there was a boom in Panama City which followed a frenzy of buying land for no reason other than to buy land, buyers from across the globe where buying tons of land for no business purpose but a land investment.And it was a succesful business model for the "land flipper" until prices soared, then a mix of events bursted the bubble.

They tend to attract big companies, hospitable systems, cool downtowns with good restaurants, lots of events, and are usually a 1-2 hour drive from a major metro and airport.

Here in DFW we have an amazing network so our club also holds in person events regularly.

Newton is one of the hottest area with top schools and strict zoning laws so it's rather worse...I would say Waltham and Burlington are the only areas that are less negative cash flow

Both are pretty much mix and mingle events.  

A networking event.