Company and office culture  3.

@David Faulkner is on the right track, but at this FMR, I would expect tons of amenities, lots of cultural activities near-by and an ocean view.I see the seller is speculating / fishing just to get out of the property.

We see this on the other side with 315/Olentangy River causing a dramatic culture difference in more suburban living in Grandview vs more walkable and urban short north.

I think there is a culture there that is more geared to an AirBnb mindset (just a hunch). 

With today's technology driven culture I think a lot of people will use it to go straight to my web site instead of putting the letter down and logging onto the computer.

I believe there has been a cultural change I have seen in the last 15 years or so, there's a bit of lip and disrespect to their team mates at times, not all but many. 

IMO, using the term investor is misleading when used by an operator, but I understand the English language changes with popular culture, but accounting, tax, financing and business terms do not. 

This is because if it only had 1 death in a 3 block radius, that could easily be an isolated incident and not a real cause of the daily life and culture of the street. 

Seems like it’s becoming quite a little cultural hub.

I am not very familiar the the cultural issues regarding people on boathouses (haven't met any) but if I was on a boathouse and someone called me with a good investment opportunity, I'd be glad to hear about it.My concern with your call and your post is that you are still approaching it as if the guy is doing you some huge favor by letting you invest his money.