I would love to hear people's creative ideas on how we can invest for the future. dude the productivity and real wage has been on separate track since 1974, at the very least US population can still product made in China .... so thing is bit "cheaper" out there, now think if you are born out of Columbia river LOL

It looks like you're in Columbus, OH and they have an Apartment Association as well: https://www.caahq.com/I'm not familiar with the Columbus, OH Apartment Association and realize that not all Apartment Associations are created equal (the Columbia, MO Apartment Association sucks when compared to the Erie, PA Apartment Association and what it offers landlords as far as services and information goes) but I recommend checking your local Apartment Association out.See if you can attend a general meeting where there's networking. 

Nearly 3 years ago I finished reading nearly every article and blog posts here before finally feeling confident enough to buy my first income property.About a year later I finally purchased my first income property in British Columbia, Canada.

And when you're ready, Columbia Business school has an MBA program for RE Development and Investing.

Ruth Lyons,Md Licensed Agent, Sachs Realty with offices in Columbia and Cockeysville.

We're usually at the Columbia County Library, but December's meeting will be a holiday party at the Logan's off of Wheeler. 

The house is in columbia.

Hey everybody, I'm in the Columbia, SC area and I looking for an agent to work with.

Charlotte NC is an excellent market right now and it's closer to you than Columbia or Charleston (which are also hopping areas as well).

Didn't see it again until Columbia burned up on re-entry when the Millennials were still in diapers.There's a town just north of me - maybe you heard of it: Plainfield, IL - had NEVER seen an F4 tornado - until it did.