They also sometimes end up killing the trees they grow on because their leaves eclipse the "host" plant's own so it can't photosynthesize. 

SIDE NOTE:  I love Philadelphia and would consider investing there again but not anytime soon :)I had purchased the property under an LLC (LLC was formed in PA right before I purchased the property) - It is the only property I had owned under the LLC and I'd like to close the LLC as well.I already closed out the utilities and I went into Eclipse to close out my rental license which had been active (I filed an amendment, they didn't do it, but after a phone call, they finally closed it out).  

John's Creek Elementary School, located in the very southeastern corner of the county, has increased 20% in Asian population in just five years and is projected to eclipse 50% in the upcoming school year.

Your logic that the price of evictions eclipses the cost does not hold water. 

For those doors I run $155 per door in repair cost, vacancy is sub 5%, but never eclipsed 10%.

The FutureLooking forward, as new generations focus more on social media and cultivating an influential personal brand, our online presence and cultural sway will eclipse the PFS as the indicator of success.

As we enter 2H 2023 and head into 2024, I expect mortgage rates will increase and eclipse 8% on average. 

Instead I slowly plugged away at acquiring properties, rehabbing in all my spare time then walked away in my early 40's when Passive Eclipsed W-2.My motto was stay single, focused & frugal .... 2 of them stuck :)

Unless you are purchasing a very expensive primary home it's doubtful you will have an interest deduction that eclipses the general deduction.

You'll find Columbus to be a generally more expensive market with wild appreciation...you will find more value in Cleveland, but the general tradeoff is the stability and appreciation of the market.Columbus will be one of the 10 biggest cities in the county within 10-years...it's 14 now...and there is no sign of slowing...my standing prediction is it eclipses Chicago in 50-years, but we'll see.