Columbus has some strong dynamics…cheap prices, 3 F500 companies, military, hospital, kayaking enthusiasts, Kia car plant.It has as many bad parts as good, so do your research, but I do believe if it is just about the investment, there’s some money to be made there

The deal has enough skin on it that we will still make a nice profit (its a multi unit with other units so this isn't our whole budget) so thankfully just comes out be a learning experience.

No experience and no skin in the game will also be an issue with the lender.

The median home price has more than doubled in that timeframe, but Milwaukee is a fairly linear market, so the neighborhoods have mostly remained the same, but median home price is a dynamic indicator and will always stay current, so you can benchmark neighborhoods against the median for the metro area.Note: in the MF space investors refer to a star rating system. 1 star to 5 stars.

The report emphasizes the need for CFOs to leverage data on submarket dynamics to negotiate better deals.While challenges remain, the office market’s evolving landscape presents growth opportunities for strategic decision-makers.

You have to have skin in the game.   

How much skin in the game is the borrower providing?

I also think you have to use dynamic pricing.

And what kind of skin in the game you would have. 

Over time it will create a more dynamic market.