But if at the end of the day you don't feel comfortable buying there, buy in Austin because you sure as hell wont feel bad getting someones home for a low price here, and the back end on good homes here is unbelievable.

The responses to my post have been unbelievable!

I’ve found Bill Mencarow and Tom Henderson to be great teachers of note investing  Bill is the founder of paper source and Tom teaches a calculator class that provides unbelievable value.

😝I suppose that’s what happens in drug-laden areas (seriously like half the Poconos is addicted to either meth or opioids or both.

Many of the city’s problems are interwoven; poverty, homelessness, and drug addiction are likely drivers of the property damage crimes that we experience at significantly higher rates than other comparable cities.

Go get yourself a job and do the hard work now so you can live an unbelievable life later. 

Now this is just a shell (no flooring, fixtures etc) but still seems unbelievably low to me.

@Chris Davisson I'd love to hear the rationale...Newark is the only real established city and you can stand on the street, throw a rock and hit a heroin addict anywhere in the city...Buckeye Lake had a decent run back to normalcy once the dam was repaired and they stopped the fecal matter from seeping into the water...Granville is a village...college town...0 growth, but a cool spotOther than being a nice drive in the summer on US16 it's about as plain as Ohio cities comeMaybe he is talking about that building shaped like a giant basket...

I do invest here, but absent some unbelievable, lottery-winning-like opportunity, I don't think I'll take on any new deals in Japan. 

Warehousing is unbelievable right now.It's like a hot residential market in some areas, companies making offers to lease sight unseen in the craziest markets.