Pick one that does not mess with your established rent.

Stay cautious and establish a good rapport with tenants to mitigate potential risks.

Establish some "safeguards" to keep them honest and consistently check their work.

Tech companies are continuously moving here and establishing a footprint in Columbus as well.

So $1.428mEdward Jones Financial Advisor, and Edward Jones is the guarantor of the lease (not a franchise owner[1]): 6% cap is appropriate based on comps, paying $100k/yr. $1.67m.You might say "that's bs, the offices are identical!"

Then about 2 months ago I started working with a financial advisor who also invests in real estate.

Additionally, buyers may want to consider consulting with a real estate attorney or financial advisor to ensure they fully understand their rights and obligations under the financing agreement.

Now for all NON-NAR entities, MLS's, they'd be suicidal idiot's to continue the practice that NAR just lost suit at, because it's a slam-dunk suit to nail them for exact same thing given the now established precedent.     

I’ve heard about recent developments in the city, including Stelantes battery establishment, an Amazon warehouse, a new bridge, and the construction of a mega hospital.Considering the property’s condition, ongoing expenses, and potential development in the area, I’m contemplating whether to sell, especially since the property is not cash flowing and needs substantial renovations.

You definitely want to get with a competent tax advisor for personalized advice.