Grove City itself has good outlook if you put some in your "A" bag for long term holds.

As a cash flow investment I'd definitely say it's a no-go.You would be looking at a purely appreciation play, I personally don't have an issue with that it's not my cup of tea though.

The area is fairly rural and has a mixed bag of different aged and sized homes.

No charge for the actual meeting, but you are required to spend $3 for coffee/tea/soda, or purchase a breakfast for $12 to attend.There are a few other groups here and there in KC, but MAREI and Winbury's group have been the most consistent over the last few years.  

They usually sell plaster mix in a bag which you can mix with water. 

We do the bed bug bags on every bed, and all pull-out sofa beds. 

So you could say it's a mixed bag.  

XXX-XXX-XXXX David XXXXX or call me but don't be a dumbass XXX-XXX-XXXX Dave"This guy has a whole bag of chips on his shoulder.

So say they get 7,000 now and you get 23,000 and then they get another 8,000 over the term of the lease.This makes the broker/agent "in the deal" with you and will want to screen the tenant as well to make sure they are performing versus they get all the commission upfront and if your owner finance deal goes south you are left holding the bag 100%.To be clear are you just signing a 3 year lease with a tenant with escalation built in for year 2 and 3 or are you owner financing your business and the property??

They are trying to push assets at market values as an investment "cat in the bag" to a bunch of unsuspecting newbies.