It has for some time now attracted major corporations into the area and is now considered the "2nd silicon valley" leading in technology accompanied by it's already stellar medical reputation.

So I think it’s just like buying the latest and greatest tv or smartphone... it won’t be long before the payments on outdated technology get pretty frustrating.

I was hoping fellow members of this forum would be able to help me with that and share their knowledge and expertise on this subject.Currently I'm full time employed, but I also own two (really) small businesses - one in a single member LLC that buys properties and collects rent from residential tenants, the other is a sole proprietorship technology company with just a handful of long term clients.

I'm diving into the real estate industry as a newbie, studying Technological Entrepreneurship and Management at Arizona State University.

Deal Machine is legit and it's the best on the market, so utilize it's technology, pay for the tech and features, or do not use it!!

It's important to look at the job trend aspect, but at the same time, remote-working is increasingly becoming a norm for much good-paying technology and finance sector. 

We have a Chicago-based GC-tech (general contracting technology) company but expanding into the Atlanta market.Random thought, but @Hamp Lee III I see you contribute to the military community, you should consider connecting with my two buddies @Edgar Barbosa and @Doug Spence who are both heavy contributors to that community as well. 

There have been occasions I have Facetimed with guests in order to understand and troubleshoot their issues (usually technology - as easy as Roku Tvs are, some people just can't figure it out)

And $190M in facility upgrades- 16 Tech Innovation DistrictA mix-use 60-acre development project with advanced technologies innovation district, including offices, research laboratories, parking garage, housing and retail space plus parks, walking paths and other amenities- Elanco (Animal health Leader) building their new $100mil headquarters just south of the zoo- Indy Eleven Investing over 1 Billion in the development of their new Eleven Park.

Below are a few reasons to jump into the Columbus market.Strong economic growth: Columbus has a robust economy with a variety of industries, including healthcare, education, and technology.