I moved here partly for this reason, to experience these invisible lines and the cultures of these micro neighborhoods. 

For multi-family buildings, actively create a culture that someone one wants to be a part of.

haha WOW that's a culture shock.  

Someday maybe I'll want to venture out of state but would prefer to stay in KS -- if I ever do it will be MO (Kansas City) or Nebraska or OK -- basically anything that has similar demographics and culture to what i'm used to here - Love other parts of the country but the way people think in some areas, or over regulation (Cali) or the local cultural norms would not be a fit for me -- I'm sure others are the same way.   

I'm told by a past employee that the culture of the company is such that raising issues internally about problems that customers says they have, results in the employee who raises the issue being fired or disciplined.

Different countries pose different challenges, have different legal systems, cultures, ownership structures, economic and political risk profiles.  

If you don't understand the local culture of this neighborhood then no, it goes beyond what some numbers on paper say.

As we enter a new age where social media dominates our culture and people are so concerned with image, I see more and more people care about what other people think. 

heheI'm bias and have always loved Toledo.In all honesty, bit of a boring place and market.Not much to do for someone like me.Granted, growing up in Sydney, Australia and then moving to Toledo, Ohio is more than just a culture shock hehe.Who said you have to "live, where you invest" anyway?

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