Fully renovated 4 unit with all updates sold $400K a couple days agoDetails:-He is back paying taxes on the property and set up on a payment plan with the city, he owes around 10K-Had it under contract last year for $250,000, people came back at $180,000 called it a low ball offer-Building went under contract for $230,000-Bank will only fund $395,000 for construction and purchase price combined-Major tuck pointing work, already cited by the city-1 out of the 4 units are occupied-All 3 units we saw need a full renovation 45K a unit (lots of sheets of drywall and joist work)-New roof 15K, Tuck pointing 35K worth of work, add central air and furnaces 34K, Backyard is chewed up concrete...yes chewed up concrete that's about 2000 sqft (tripping hazard) and has a giant sycamore tree (8K to take down)-About 300K in renovations-We sent over the bids and walked through saying the bank can Only do $395,000...We can eat the backyard cost which is around 30K and purchase the property for $130,000He basically told us no way told him give us a call if anything changes... and he re-listed the property instantly.How would you go about handling the situation? 

If did exclusive, that's a giant Vegas sized sign in neon you hired the wrong agent. 

I'm trying to scale a giant real estate portfolio.

Columbus, in particular, has been thriving due to tech giants moving in, which has increased property values and job opportunities.

Columbus has experienced so much growth for the past few years, partly due to the influx of tech giants like Intel ($20 billion), Meta, Amazon, and Google building warehouses and data centers in the area, which has contributed to an increase in property prices and more people moving into the city for job opportunities.

i backup Dicks comment about the meter.

Wondering if I should go with a projector or a giant flat screen.

Coming soon: America’s own social credit systemhttps://thehill.com/opinion/fi...The new domestic “War on Terror,” kicked off by the riot on Jan. 6, has prompted several web giants to unveil predecessors to what effectively could become a soft social credit system by the end of this decade.

And here we are bickering on micro-details of such and ignoring the giant python wrapped around us. 

I know nothing about them and am taking a giant leap of faith that they're the kind of person who keeps their end of the deal and pays their bills.