I think the planned redevelopment for the Stadium area and Hollins Market will be positive for the neighborhood, but we are still years away.

People will continuously give their opinion but at the end of the day only your actions matter.

You can also look online for columbus and see if there has even been an application submitted. normally the city gets back to the contractor or architect and they forget to take some small action that needs to be taken to get the building permit approved. what I will say is i'm doing a new construction and it's taken at least a few months, but for a small renovation it should be much quicker than a few months. 

"My experience has taught me that the next best thing to being truly great is to emulate the great, buy feeling and action, as nearly as possible."

It is very difficult to achieve positive cash flow long term and ROI is generally low.

Thank you very much for the links, they are indeed actionable plans and I will certainly follow through as advised. 

My question moving forward is what the best strategy for growth if your in my position?

Last  sch C has Insurance at $3947 and Taxes at $2754    Util expenses at $766 (coin operated laundry in building) She is showing a positive income at $24451 on last Sch C.  

Could mean a lot more inventory in this area in the next few years as many homeowners won't be able to cover the increased bill.I have friends who live in Nassau and in think the general consensus is that HQ2 will have a negligible to marginally positive effect on property out values there.

It's simple but 99/100 people won't do what it takes.It's all simple but people don't take action or do the work nor get fully immersed in this.