Columbus' economic fundamentals are just so far above and beyond Dayton that you see substantially more appreciation really in any area. 

Hold stock, continue to stick to the fundamentals in RE.  

The objective is to make the property more attractive to tenants, which increases occupancy, or more desirable to tenants, which increases rents.This is much more effective in an area that has fundamentals supporting Multifamily living.

Start with fundamentals of real estate course, learning what real estate is, theory of real property ownership, etc.

Not getting the attention that Phoenix is, but it does have some good market fundamentals.

It might seem to be a little beneath your age level (though I was 40 first time I read it)...I assure you there are some profound tidbits in there.On real estate, my favorite title is "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" by Gary Keller, https://www.amazon.com/Millionaire-Real-Estate-Inv...The fundamentals are in this one book, since it touches on so many things I think it's a fantastic starting point for any would be investor."

These statements seem misdirected if we're talking about a catalyst for fundamental economic restructuring and real change.

It seems to me that if you put together a good deal having read, understood, formulated a plan, and then implemented the plan based on the fundamentals of a good deal which I am sure you can find on BiggerPockets.com, then “They will come”.

Looks simple and straightforward, if one's fundamentals are solid.

It is also worth mentioning that some of these "hard rules" have exceptions that can fundamentally change your accounting and tax liability.