We put a ton into the property, and for over 15 years our properties were really the only properties that were well maintained, not just for profit, but to make the city look better.City started picking up and moving from a low end working class neighborhood, to more of a urban yuppie type of scene if you know what I mean.

Jimmy Klein when you have a dense urban core with not much land to work with companies and investors have to get creative and think outside the box.

This property, in the state of Ohio in a rural area (even in most urban) better be a large property and worth a bunch of money.  

To me that denotes problems such as crime, urban blight etc ...

That is only an estimate and it does take into account that there are parts of the city, very near the urban core where 60% or more of the housing units, single family and multi family are rentals.  

Dill Ward from Urban Nest Realty has kindly offered us the use of her event space, Moxie Studio.I booked us in for Tues, July 14 @7 pm.  

)Yes Bryan, believe it or not I don't like big government, but I do believe government has a role in a civilized society. :)

I see stuff trading at a 5 cap in urban core Atlanta which is nuts and I would never touch such investments.

If the property contains a residential structure, or if the property is located within an urban renewal or urban redevelopment district, then redemption costs will include reimbursement for insurance premiums plus 12% per year interest.

Besides the right to breath air (even that is regulated) there are no rights of any kind that are free from some type of restriction in our society.