Technology is a wonderful thing ... you can build your investment model into excel or other such tool to automatically do the analysis to back into the numbers you care about.

I am a graduate of a Building Design Technology program and I work as a Draftsperson for a large house and condo development company where I am also a Project Manager in training.

Some potential benefits of investing in real estate in Columbus include:Strong economic growth: Columbus has a strong and diversified economy, with a number of major employers in fields such as healthcare, education, and technology.

I started after I was sick of technology sales and had just purchased a duplex as a owner-occupied.

Technology makes it so your accountant is always located near you.Here is another list, I added in a previous post:What was the most recent CE course you took and when?

Ross Hamilton's effort to take real estate investing into the technological age is at it's pioneering stage at best.

I think technology makes it easier but anyway, I would suggest the Columbus market.

Why buy old technology when tankless is clearly the future. 

Robust job market: The city of Columbus boasts a diversified economy and many major employers in fields such as education, healthcare, and technology, which contributes to a constant need for housing.

@Joey MitchellPersonally, I would think of it as a reliable Technology, Consumer Cyclical, or Healthcare stock.