I belong to a community who shares a lot of valuable information in Columbus and it’s helped me jump start my projects there. 

Simplest explanation is if something happens (eg a fire), your insurance isn't going to cover any of their belongings or temporary accommodation. 

You can go to Chamber of Commerce meetings, if you belong to a religious organization that’s a great way to network.

In my area, there is an address in the newspaper that belongs to the decedent.

Won't be long and you'll have an awesome library to learn from.

Stop hanging out with your deadbeat buddies who spend all day drinking, talking sports, and otherwise wasting away.

However, I don't particularly ascribe to the idea that certain neighborhoods belong to certain people.

If each building belonged to a different owner, the only thing that they would have to collaborate on is, obviously, the courtyard (gardening, each side has it's own sprinkler system) , the intercom (about $120/month for the phone line), and the parking area (needs resurfacing).  

The only mail that could possibly be delivered there is the mail belonging to the previous tenant.

After obtaining the judgment, but without my knowledge, tenant's attorney filed a "notice of last known address change re: security deposit" in the eviction case, listing an address belonging to an LLC located in another Florida county.