When you invest in OH, I've heard some good schools, and some decent employers like Progressive, Cleveland Clinic etc. -- but, which one would you choose and why?

It can be painful to be on the wrong side of their sentiment.As far as LTR...I like the prospects of Sherman/Denison. 

My greatest pain point is not that the deals failed, although that certainly adds salt to the wounds, it's the poor communication, false narratives, chasing (almost begging) for updates, lack of full disclosure, the smoke and mirrors, etc.

Fire this management company and get one that will tell you the truth (even if it's a painful truth).

Hi all, So I just bought my first investment property in PA in the Scranton area a few months ago! 

Do an Internet search for “integrative clinic near me.”Most HAS/FSA plans expire at year-end; check with your company of Issuance for program details and restrictions.

Do an Internet search for “integrative clinic near me.”Most HAS/FSA plans expire at year-end; check with your company of Issuance for program details and restrictions.

As someone in the game for more than 30 years, there are cities I have always been interested in, but have no interest in a one-off for myself so this is a great opportunity to get exposure in a market without any of the operational pain.4.

.: Bitcoin Went Down - Not Quite Ready For Prime Time Just Happened Nov 29 2017 1) Retracement is over due2) Exchange is not used to the influx of demand, all part of growing pains.

With $170k to deploy you most likely will have that all in one, maybe two deals, if it doesn’t go well you could end up way worse off.That said, if there are other factors like the property is a huge pain to manage or you are worried the neighborhood may actually get worse or you know you need a new roof in a couple years, then I’d consider selling.Also, even though you said it’s not a high appreciating area, do you think 1-2% is fair?