The subjects discussed and the questions asked are a good indicator of what market sentiment among the investor community is, especially in a changing  environment.

I understand the underlying sentiment, but such a comparison is foolish and just offered here for shock value.Personally, I don't use them and they are not allowed in my city.  

You know the town better than I do these days - do you feel the same sentiment holds true for student housing i.e. 10% vacancy rates?

We take customer happiness very seriously and monitor our community closely to keep tabs on user sentiment.  

@Lindy McConnell   Good question and echo the sentiment about talking to an agent.  

It seem that this sentiment is shared by many other investors.  

But my partner said his mentor mentioned a more emotional sentimental component on handwriting the letters.

I have the same sentiment as everyone else. verify that your unit is in good standing and verify income before you make your decision.

@Bob Stevens I think that th e2 sentiments are fundamentally talking about different things.

. :) 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!