Looks like at least 24 major corporate headquarters there and lots of different industries (universities, government, Hospitals etc) I want to do a deep dive into Columbus but want to see what you all think about other Cities in Ohio like Cincinnati.

You realize the lease terms, which you probably printed off some legal-ish website is ripe for retaliation if you ever came across a true problem tenant. 

The obvious pro is government subsidized rent but are there more pros?

People buy homes in residential areas, not business districts, so when someone starts running a business in a residential area, the externalities are beyond what people can be expected to put up with, and the government can regulate. case in point - parking.

Despite receiving government assistance for a decade, they're still incapable of paying their portion on time or appreciating what they've got.3.

You will need to supply 2-3 quotes from different General Contractor's or licensed builder for all work.Some things that can occur are builder/vendor issues with lack of inventory, broken material, employee "no shows", date of completed work extensions, bad work, additional costs not factored on blue prints or cost analysis, delayed permits.Keep in mind any delays or issues will slow down your clear to close/funding date.

This insight underscores the importance of understanding the specific legal requirements governing lease agreements in different regions. 

Well, how about if a prospective tenant shows up wearing sunglasses at night and a cap with a big marijuana leaf printed on the front and all over the sides? 

What business entity you choose is governed by your State’s laws.

In MLS systems that use the Core Logic Matrix system, which is about 50% of MLS systems nationwide, square footage is pulled directly from the governments tax records.Additionally, there is no standard way to measure square footage.