I'm partial to Columbus because it just makes sense to live here...the quality of life is second to none (except for winters of course)...and the cost of living is much less than other "popular" cities.

Still a good area and visible no different then the (A) property area both have access to a nice popular park.

I argued with the city over whose pipe it was...that was fun@Scott Mac In the Memphis area the renters pay all utilities including water-one of the reasons it's such a popular investment area IMO-I did press my PM to address this ASAP as even if the bill isn't on me, its not making my tenants feel great and prob not helping my yard at all

I can also help you connect with some popular local investor groups if you're interested.

I just felt as if he was unjustly attacking me when he could have asked me about what I do or just asking the questions rather than stating the violations I was potentially committing, I would have then wrote back (a lot calmer and nicer just as you and I are doing here) and explained in better detail that despite popular belief as long as I make sure to include those words in the title (i.e.

I think they will be popular as far as features and definitely a popular price point.

Grand Ledge is a really popular town and should continue to increase in value.

We have a growing tech industry (increasing millenial population), popular retirement destination (per Money Magazine #1 in 2020) and a large college town (UW Madison) and government (Capital of WI). 

There are other reasons, but those seem to be the most popular right now. 

It's a beautiful artsy town full of small cafes and shops that's increasingly popular with tourists (I saw a mix of Americans, Mexicans, and Italians).