Access to 270 and or 70 is key to this area, as it’s one of the last games in the area where you can buy in a placid neighborhood and still commute to downtown Columbus in under 25 minutes *and* have a sticker price below $275,000.

So I can detect cigarette, cigar, and pot on clothing, in cars, and in apartments and houses.I bought cling stickers for the windows near the front doors that say "Smoke Free Premises - Thank you for not smoking."

Just like the bumper stickers say: we are "10 square miles surrounded by reality"!! 

I was sticker shocked to see that the price/unit for the subject property was 165K/unit i.e. way more than Buckhead prices. 

Tomorrow we will be entering the homes (after notifying the tenants today) and looking for any identifiers- stickers or plaques, for example- that may have this information on it.

Up until him mentioning the price you were saying the most wonderful things about Clever Investor.And I understand you had "sticker shock" over the $7,000 investment for our mentoring services, but you shouldn't go onto a forum and make statements that are simply untrue.  

Her kid put stickers all over the walls and ceiling.

6.58% is not high by historical standards, I think buyers are going through a period of sticker shock but it will wane.

a sticker needs to go on each outlet stating it is GFCI protected. 

Everyone is a bit sticker shocked with interest rates at the moment, but rates are really  NOT high - they are just back to normal, maybe even a bit low!