you seem pretty matter-of-fact on this stuff...just curious after coming out of a 9-week civil rights complaint for denying reasonable accommodation to a tenant where I have 70-pages of email correspondence to his requests....he filed a complaint and the root of his complaint was another tenant...both disabled vets...both protected classes...he lost the hearing...thankfullyI think the point is that we're on the wrong side of the table...anyone with the will can lodge a complaint...and even if it's BS you won't be able to escape the system until you reach the end...and even at that, you're limited to the idiocy and bureaucracy that plagues the system to rule in your favor.Even if @Enyi Ajoku is exempt from federal fair housing, a complaint can be filed...and you can get caught in the spiderweb of government investigation.

I think the root cause of all this investor mania over our price appreciation is partially that Columbus never had the same steel mill "rustbelt" beginnings as many other cities around here did. 

It could be a place you've visited and are familiar with or somewhere you have roots/friend/etc.

I've seen a few places and found options but I've seen a stagnant population growth and to make the numbers work there would need to be rent at the top of the market which after renovations could be worth that but I don't see enough people making the income to spend that much right away if it goes vacant and I don't see a reason to come into these towns either.I think I'll stick to my roots and look more in the upstate NY market where my credentials can be leveraged better. 

I'm looking to establish some roots in the region – splitting my time primarily between Ontario, Ohio, and Montreal – so hoping to connect with real estate professionals with a solid grasp of the market to inform a long-term investment strategy in Ohio. 

Brome grass since it will seed by the roots later.

Due to my Philly roots, I have been going to the Jersey Shore (Sea Isle) for most of my life and am interested in buying an investment property in that area.

A few things I am planning on so far.1) Get the inspection.2) Turn the water on to the house and look for leaks.3) Camera the main sewer line (to look for breakages or root intrusions).What else could I be doing?

We've brought in two dehumidifiers which are helping, but I'm not sure what the root problem is or even who to ask for help.

This time I told plumber to find the root cause as we cannot have clog every month.