I can help you with market rates - You need to make sure you own the rights for that expansion as it could be part of the existing rooftop easement agreement. 

I agree it even can make sense to take a lossif you can get into an opportunitybut according to Mungerwe only get a fewthroughout our livesand he's 95 in that YouTube LOLI'm cashing out for the crash,11 year expansion since thelast bottom feels way too long...Then there's $2T reverse repos DAILY,plus quant. tightening starting TODAY,and mortgage rates will get squeezedbecause they have to compete withexisting mortgages on the open mkt.as the Fed will stop buying MBSsso it looks like 20-70% down from hereto me in the USA depending on mkt.I disagree with Daliocash will be KING!

Around here most of the concrete guys just pour straight to the edge but we don't get anywhere near the kind of freeze/thaw and ground movement that you'd get in Illinois, so you might want to have expansion board around the perimeter.

There are some merits to owning your primary residence free and clear, but it certainly slows down your expansion.

More huge neighborhoods are sprouting along the corridor, and companies continue to invest in the area with both expansions and relocations. 

I would suggest if you are looking in the Columbus area to look at recent development in terms of new expansion of business or job growth.

With the expansion and growth in Atlanta surrounding tertiary markets have also begun growing.

Hard to be in the cash-flow, expansion phase of your journey playing with a balance sheet / capital pres hand.   

https://www.wlky.com/article/m...

.• Despite the slowing economy due to the pandemic, the Georgia Department of Economic Development generated $632 million in company relocations and expansions in 2020, which bodes well for future activity.• Atlanta’s higher-wage jobs — $60,000 per year or more — increased since the by 3.0% in 2020, a positive trend as 2021 begins.Multifamily• Despite uncertainty in 2020, Atlanta’s multifamily sector has remained strong, with overall vacancy just north of 5.0%.