Columbus hosts multiple Fortune 500 and 1000 companies (Nationwide, Chase, Cardinal Health, Wendy's, AEP, to name a few).

But thanks though.So, to summarize:You came here to BiggerPockets for the sole purpose of bashing another training program and telling us about a new, secret nationwide program you're part of with a huge community, but that doesn't like to be publicized and the only way in is through you, someone who gains nothing from making these referrals.Typically, as a moderator, I'd remove these types of ridiculous posts, but I think leaving this here will prove valuable to others in the future that happen to be researching you and your program. 

Fannie Mae defines "Small Loans" as loans of less than $3 million nationwide or less than $5 million in high-cost markets such as New York City and Los Angeles.

Nationwide, I think it's probably going to cool in the next year or two based on prices vs incomes, raising mortgage rates, demographic trends, housing stock, etc.

And with a relatively hot RE market nationwide, even though all RE is local I think you're seeing a lot of bleed-over as investors who cannot find anything local pour money into other markets.2.

. -- to 21 percent from 35 percent, the Republican tax writers have been under pressure to deliver comparable tax relief to pass-through businesses.The bill seeks to do that by setting up a 20 percent deduction on pass-through business income -- and making it available to both local pizza shop owners and major, nationwide businesses, all while setting up guardrails to prevent owners from mischaracterizing high-taxed wage income as lower-taxed business income.The deduction is broadly available to owners of pass-through entities up to an income threshold of $207,500 for singles and $415,000 for couples.

Any good websites or email alerts for real estate news locally or nationwide?

Nationwide the typical large apartment building or complex shows a 40-44% expense ratio depending on whether the tenant or landlord pays utilities.

Then I searched prices nation wide and found that here in Las Vegas that car used would cost around $20k to $22K depending on milage so I found one just outside of Atlanta, GA for $14,500 with 96,000 miles.  

The first lender was a nationwide bank that didn't really have a good feel for our market, while the second lender was headquartered and primarily invested in our local market.