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It has been on the market for ages which is unusual for Columbus. i cant really speak intelligently about the price since I still have a pre-2020 mindset but I do feel its aggressively high for that area. 

If he's an intelligent investor, he may be reluctant to give you personal info, other that perhap DL and introducing himself.

They are the perfect example of working hard all their lives, saving what they could, and hoping what they saved will carry them through (philosophy of the 'poor dad' if you will).I have a few thoughts, but this is a savvy, intelligent forum of investors with a variety of specialty areas so I would love to hear some creative ideas of how they could generate some additional income throughout their retirement years. 

This friend is incredibly intelligent with his money.

An intelligent buy considers not only the immediate capital requirements to purchase but also contingency funds.

I now need to begin thinking about what I need to be able to call those individuals back and have an intelligent discussion with them. 

He talks about standing on the edge to get the best perspective/intelligence. 

Now look at my results:all free.. all motivated..The 95% of the people here on BP are struggling with lead genand the 5% of people (like me that use math, logic, analysis, data, evidence, intelligence) are getting more leads than all the 95% of the others combined.Tell me again...

So, if I went my normal $18,000 average price I would have profited only $3,000 and that is a small margin.I've been in the construction business and like to believe that I am one of the few contractors who 'Raise The Bar' in regards to running a company where we are intelligent enough to raise prices vs. being a sheep in the herd where we price our jobs in accordance with what every other electrician charges.