Columbus overall has seen great appreciation with many new jobs being created from large expansions by companies such as Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide Children's hospital, and Wexner Medical Center.

There is very little financial training offered to young medical professionals.

There are medical bills accumulating pretty quickly right now & as strange as this sounds, better the bills than the alternative.

to me that is not worth it as i have only had 3 late payments in the past 10 years.  1 due to medical issues and forgot paid immediately, 1 due to covid and was a restaurant worker, and 1 because lease expired and they didnt update the autopay for the new lease. 

Medical bills, older foreclosures or bankruptcies with a clear path of redemption, divorce, and other events...if the person is upfront and there is evidence to support significant improvement overall.

I'm totally new to the game, coming from 5 yrs in the medical feild.

It's like me trying to "research" any medical condition online and discovering that it is, predictably, confusing and requires an actual physician to diagnose.

I am optimistic on the area near Anschutz Medical Campus, especially with the development on the Fitzsimons Innovation Campus, but again that may be a longer-term and less certain play.Let me know next time you're in town, I'd love to grab a beer and chat!

I invest locally in the city and we have seen great appreciation with many new jobs being created from large expansions by companies such as Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide Children's hospital and Wexner Medical Center.

They are now claiming that the house is not livable and are trying to get us to offer them half off rent for the remainder of the year because they supposedly can't find another place and so they can have extra room in their budget to pay for higher electrical bills, mold cleaning supplies, and medical expenses (coming from the mold).