Thanks Ryan for the detailed answer.From what you have described we will consider raising the ARV to 250kCan you direct us to such area?

Born in the Trae and raised in the 44 (Acres Homes).

They can't raise your taxes more than 3.00% due to Measure 50.

Call me paranoid, but I like this feature.3:  The raised numeric keypads that are backlit. 

Let me also add that this is in one of the hottest parts of Columbus with rapidly raising prices.

People who have service dogs generally don't raise or train service dogs (the cost of which can run $50K, all in).Sounds like a fake ESA - and even then, raising one would not qualify (and if they had a valid ESA, it would cover ONE pet, with letter from doctor, which explains their medical need).

Raise your offer, but just like an auction, know your "walk away" number and don't exceed it. 

There are a number of different regulations allowing a company to raise capital from individual investors without the requirement that the securities being offered become publicly  registered.  

I found this to be weird and raised a red flag.

But be very cautious: city lawmakers are trying to pass a new law which could substantially raise taxes on condo and coop units in the next two years.