Blood in the streets.  

Originally posted by Account Closed:Originally posted by @Joe Villeneuve:Pit bulls were created by breeding bulldogs and terriers together to produce a dog that combined was used in blood sports.  

Other posts detail every acquisition and his rise to success, with lots of blood sweat and tears along the way.

Check your blood sugars frequently for the first few days, just to make sure the insulin is working fine. 

But some of the posts I've seen I think are even much thinner.

This forces new blood in the area.

Other players will play more conservative and pick and choose their spots to play in and grind out a steady profit albeit a likely lesser return.Same principles go into real estate - there are people that are leveraged to the max (and lets assume they're making good investments which is a big if), they're pushing thinner edges with more risk to get the maximum returns.

demographics change lots of things can happen in that industry just like any industry.. and for sure burnt out landlords create opportunity for new blood coming in.  

Good question mate.Been in the game long enough that I can sell till the "cow's come home" lolOr find a way to convert, monetize, optimize, etc...It's against my ethics so I choose not to.And I've done my fair share of charity and still do to this day.Feeding the poor per seBut I refuse to "Feed" the lazy and ignorant (And wealthy) with free information that took blood, sweat and tears and years to get.I'll let the guru's monetize on such folks with their books, guides and masterminds lol

they aren't Columbus based out of Solon ohio which is Cleveland / Akron if that's the market you are looking for. if they said they service columbus I'd laugh out loud and move on  There is more to the state of Ohio than the city of Columbus there young blood. https://spectrumnews1.com/oh/columbus/news/2023/03/30/nation...$200 billion dollars worth of projects in ohio, $159 billion in Central Ohio. $8 in every $10 dollars to ohio's economy is in Central Ohio.