ANd it needs to be learned so it's legal and safe. 

Not many buildings being bought in cash and not sure how many are traded but it's safe to say using debt is inevitable.

But it's a very nice, safe neighborhood.

The big thing your friend probably wants is that it is your contact information that prospective tenants see when they reach out.A general tip beyond the usual blackout curtains, nice bed and safe area, would be that we've seen that most of our bookings come within days of a lease expiring. 

I would say that as long as you are close to major hospitals, universities, company headquarters, airports, tourist attractions, or beaches, you'll generally be pretty safe in getting your desired return.

If it seems the project will cashflow at that time, it's probably a safe bet. 

Also, the law favours the tenant and so many owners have no incentives to sell and you have all these empty properties that have been bought by foreigners to park their money in a safe place.

Hi JoshuaTo be on the safe side I would totally consult with a Real Estate Attorney, if you need a recommendation please direct message me.Good luck!

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I really see Columbus Ohio as an extremely safe bet for the next 10-20 years.