If you don't want to post the name of the contractor(s) publicly, please PM me.Thanks.  

I believe it should be public information but haven't been able to find it yet besides the paid sites.Any information would be helpful!

School and possibly public transaction bus stops. 

Feel free to message me if you dont want to talk publicly about it.My 2 cents on low income housing is avoid it, and had we talked before you invested you probably would have.

Since the sponsors were around before the JOBSact/crowdfunding, (which is what allowed public solicitation on the Internet) most of them operate under the older 506B rules where they are only allowed to market by referrals.

Public markets are liquid and efficient, which means volatility is visible on a daily basis.

Politicians decide business is not “politically correct”, hurting their campaign contributors, costing them taxes they could be buying votes with, and the new left doesn’t like the business because they believe that housing is in the public domain and not private property.

If you can tell from public records in Ohio if it Was a cash sale Or has a mortgage on it you might figure out which. 

I have been working in sales for the last three years and have a bachelors in Public Relations.

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