Thank you for your sentiment.

I see so many posts about it, but that sentiment doesn't match what most of my experienced clients are saying.

. :) Of course I'm going to echo the sentiment here that Ohio is great, but I suggest you do your own due diligence on any city you're seriously considering, then connect with either a reputable turnkey company that operates in that area, or find some people you can recruit to be on your team and really get to know them!

I do not agree with sentiment that people are leaving etc, agree with points made above about how surveys are skewed. 5th greatest economy in the world, sounds like the pit.. j/k

But I think the sentiment of this post is well done.

Or, are most landlords in the "hold firm to the lease" sentiment (which I can respect too)? 

@Todd Powell while I agree with your sentiment, the reality is we can complain and fight change or we can figure out a business model that allows us to survive in the changing economic climate were tenants are asking us to do more for more people with less.

But Not sure if I completely agree with that sentiment.  

s sentiments, at some point you have to start. 

If you're all going to all be expressing these maudlin sentiments about self-actualization, purpose, fulfillment, happiness, and joy, at least let's get the A-team working on those.