Then it got the wheels turning in my head.

You will see great returns when leveraging your money due to appreciation and you will have less risk involved as the Columbus market as a whole is growing at a rapid pace.  

@David Niles thanks I'll check it out and reply@David Ramirez thanks I'll definitely check it out, might be a little far, but we've talked about heading out that way at some point just to see the city more, so maybe we'll make it a work trip

@Zach KnollYou hit the nail on the head.

Plus, they wouldn’t be able to charge extra rent or additional security deposits specifically for pets.Just a heads-up – these new rules wouldn’t apply to rental agreements signed before January 1, 2025.Where Are We in the Legislative Process?

Community is rapidly growing.

Lots of boomers & CALPERS recipients headed your way.

If something could be done to convince the head "guru" that buying overleveraged properties in and of itself is reckless for creative finance, done so that he can boast he has “none of his own money involved” and attract people with little money to join his program, perhaps the trajectory of the conversation could be more positive toward solving the problem.But, Why would we want to promote his risky & bad investing?

I still follow one of those people today and trust them and their conclusions 1,000%, based on my experience with them.Once again, I feel the place for you to start is to get very clear on where you "want to be", then you will be able to get a clearer idea of what to do today to head that direction. 

@Sam Parr the major impact that we were seeing was a huge drop in new listings, and many properties were being withdrawn from the MLS because sellers didn't want to seem desperate to sell in a time like that.However, this is rapidly changing and we're already seeing a strong return to the previous market as everybody who was waiting to sell or buy is flooding back into the market.