The numbers below present exactly how I see the situation in real life, except that I am using 5 properties in place of 10 for simplicity.Note: This would be a service to all those who cannot receive a conventional loan for unknown reasons, often unfair reasons for sure, as they are contributing members of society who have never done wrong to another.

There's a lot going on in the subconscious of the average home buyer that impact their perceptions of a property, and if the news is blaring "avoid crowds, stay out of public places!"

Most REITs should not trade at huge premium and/or discount to NAV and when they do it is often a lot about perception about the future of that REIT or that RE market.

It seems like a lot of voices in media and society today have this warped view that earning a profit is a bad thing and something to be ashamed of.

It is merely your perception of the goal.

The investing model you develop for yourself will empower you to be able to take action and feel comfortable in whatever investment you own/flip/or participate in.I would also change your perception of debt so you can see the advantages of leveraging debt for cashflowing assets.  

In our socialist society, renters are not allowed to freeze simply because they don't pay the gas bill (at least here in Ohio).

In other words don't let your perceptions of what's possible and what's not limit your ability to take advantage of my services.Stay blessed

Your argument of no jobs and low pay doesn't seem to be founded in anything other than your perception from an occasional visit and maybe what your friends/family are telling you...please let me know if I'm mistaken.I'm curious what is so compelling about Columbus or Indy that makes you think that these cities are poised to appreciate significantly faster than Louisville and would make for better buy and hold purchases?

I came across this network through a reference I found online that dubbed BP as a "secret society of real estate geniuses."