Home to The Ohio State University with nearly 60,000 students, 5 Fortune 500 companies, over +25% population change since 2000, and the 2016 smart city challenge award winner (https://www.columbus.gov/smartcity/).

. - Cash buyers could be big 'winner's' as generally there are fewer contingencies and theoretically could obtain a lower sales price and pay their representative directly. - First time home buyers (presumedly those that most intended to bring down 'affordability' could find less housing options)..why? 

Winners win, losers lose. 

My name is Burt McCarroll and I am a recent graduate from the US Merchant Marine Academy.

For cash flows, I invest in midwest.For appreciation and BRRR projects, I invest in CA/Bay Area itself.From total return standpoint, CA is a winner at all.

Anyway, with these goals diverging in some ways, I'm feeling the pressure to ensure that I present him a great deal and pick a winner first thing.

I'm currently in the Marine Corps and will be EAS-ing (getting out) in July.

The real winners here are Airbnb and the guests who enjoy lower rates than traditional hotel stays.

I can speak in Houston's case a few of the bigger winners are foreign investors and to them they are just needing to put the cash somewhere.

I am currently in the Marine Corps and will be EAS-ing in July (getting out).