This is a vision for the future of the city, one in which we have to be thinking about mass transit and bicycle connectivity, rather than accommodating automobiles.FoPo’s housing stock is a mixed bag, but the area has already seen a drastic uptick this cycle because the fact that the area is relatively close-in, has neighborhood amenities, and the new upcoming improvements.

They all had to deal with adversity, from others (people from the family not believing in their vision) from the business, and also from themselves (self doubt, poor decision) and sometimes from the elements (I am sure people who were n the middle of flipping houses when COVID hit will back that up...); on the positive side, it shows there is not one path to success; The fact you have so many books cited as having an impact in their life and their journey, is a hint but it is also confirmed in their interviews.

I know the Cincy market only from the peripheral... 

For your story and your vision.

SFR's aren't the vision either, where as the intent is to use a partnered self funded capital investment strategy to assist in a larger initial investment (more units at start).  

Just another example of another agent with tunnel vision.

@Henry Tse, I'd say generally to focus on the peripheral sides of Austin - East or South.

So much for the attempt on the "fairness doctrine" for competing in the real world. dems are figuring out all the beneficial changes for them and rubber stamping them with no way to stop them while a smoke screen like bonuses to AIG clouds the vision of normal folks.

Today, your guy was playing the moderate as damage control, his vision is what ever sells, that's the spin mister in a CEO salesman.There are some really stupid people that follow the team plan without understanding the ultimate goal.

The common person can't in vision what the end product will look like which will cause them to low ball the offer or no offer.