A lot of the employers have moved from the CBD to areas a bit south of Dayton.

I will incorporate that in my research too.Keep it up with RE license, I'm sure it will open up a lot of doors for you, not only in lead generation, but also in networking opportunities.

I think I'll find a way to incorporate it into my upcoming meet up here in NY. 

I've seen a lot of Guru's and other programs pushing the whole out of state incorporation for tax and liability protection, but I have never really understood the benefits of it to be honest. 

Hi Guys,I work in Corporate America, typically about 40-50 hours per week plus travel at times.  

Not to imply the micro doesn't matter, it does tremendously, but only after the macro economic picture is thoroughly understood and incorporated into your overall risk assessment.  

I'm also suspicious of people's cash flow numbers as many don't seem to incorporate cap ex expenses, monthly maintenance costs and opportunity costs or increased mortgage payments if using home equity loans/lines of credit.

There is no such thing as an incorporation cure-all.

The other thing I've heard is that the cleaning fee can be incorporated into CapEx, Repairs/Maintenance, Booking Fees (I typically run these all at 3%).

In addition, incorporating images of the backyard and a video tour could further enhance its appeal.