Folks who move from the Northeast down to Florida, realize that most of Florida doesn't have the weather, the low cost of living or the culture they assumed it had and end up moving half-way back home. 

I suspect the culture in Ohio will be similar.For "systems" I'd say to make a standard packet of info that has a sample lease, floor plan with square footage, list of "features" like what appliances are there or if there are storm doors, etc., an introduction letter, and an application. 

Very little was known and what was known was misleading information provided by the Chinese government.

The famous 5th Avenue street offers an extensive variety of culinary options, vibrant culture and nightlife, exclusive boutiques, just a few steps from the beach. 

The first step would be estimating your mortgage rate yourself.There is an old Chinese saying from The Art of War that “If you know your enemies and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in a hundred battles.”

And suggesting someone put there parent in a nursing home is not your place remember some cultures just don't believe in that.  

Local culture is important to me.Ok I think that's probably enough info- and yes, I realize it's a big state.

However, the very tenant friendly/anti-landlord culture of the state has caused a great deal of fear about issuing notices of any type during this time. 

-ensure addition met proper set back requirements-pay permits, fines, and park tax.Depending on the culture of the planning department, you may not want to ask a third party what it will take.

If I own commercial RE I am thinking I need to lower the price to lure tenants right now (or sell it at bare bottom prices to the Chinese, Japanese, Saudi investors who are persistently calling)!!