I have google and researched, but this seems to be a industry term and not a legal/textbook term. 

Been doing a deep dive into the industry and would love to just discuss the different options out there and options specific to my area. 

Looks like at least 24 major corporate headquarters there and lots of different industries (universities, government, Hospitals etc) I want to do a deep dive into Columbus but want to see what you all think about other Cities in Ohio like Cincinnati.

Anyone can succeed in this industry.

I personally like the exit plan options and alternate job creating industries of college/mid sized towns as long as the regulatory environment is favorable. 

I purchased 2 commercial zoned 'light industrial' properties in 2023.

(Someone to receive notices on your behalf)Residential income properties need a Transaction Privilege license in most locations (Rental Tax)Property Management is a specialty in the industry and it's very possible your sister has her license with a broker that doesn't allow her to do property management?

Hey Jesse, with 1-4 units, it is the industry standard to value the property based off the sales comp approach, however, you can qualify the property with booking history or AirDNA with a DSCR lender that specializes in short term rentals.

In this industry people WILL manipulate you.

I want to look for mentors and make professional connections to those in the industry to gain an intellectual advantage.