I have seen several property managers where that’s really the profit center in my opinion. 

It was actually on a small lawn at the Mellwood Arts Center.  

Millennials and digital nomads want to live in city centers or hip neighborhoods.

They put 4 walls in the center of the living rooms with those Japanese paper walls.

Specifically, I'm thinking about Plain City, Dublin, Powell, Westerville, New Albany, Powell, Lewis Center, Delaware and Sunbury.Are they in the path of progress?

Hey everyone, I have an opportunity to put a commercial strip center on a 10 acre lot in a nice location.

If you want stable performing properties, then you can buy in the University, city center (Victorian Village, German Village, Schumacher Place), Northeast, or Northwest portion of Columbus.

Hartford Free Center is hosting a series of workshops on tenants rights.

.-$165,000 New Value (The appraised value due to both forced & market appreciation)-$12,500 HELOC Approved-$1,550 Monthly Rent & no vacancy so farWe then used the $12,500 and a little cash to move into a newly constructed home approximately 10 miles from downtown center:-$300,000 Purchase Price-$15,000 Down Payment (5% Conventional)-$1,970 Monthly Payment (Mortgage, Escrow, HOA)It's now been two years since we moved into this home and the market has been kind in Nashville:-$165,000 Home is now valued @ $200,000 (originally $137,500)-$300,000 Home is now valued @ $330,000 (approximately)-$43K is what I stand to clear on the original home after selling using a 1031 Exchange to avoid capital gains taxes.-$13,200 isn't true cash flow but it is what we captured beyond monthly payment over 2 years, we can assume 35% for expenses since this property is remodeled and the HOA cares for the roof and external structure.Total gain over 3.5 years:-$62,500 in Equity on Home #1-$30,000 in Equity on Home #2-$6,600 in Cash Flow on Home #1-$20,000 in Debt Pay-down for both homes combined-Plus tax savings that I don't know off-handWhen you look at each wealth generator I imagine REI far outperformed my 401K had I left my original $15,000 slow-cooking.Total Gain: $120,000Total Cash Invested: $35,000Net Gain: $85,000Next, I'm most likely selling the original home and acquiring a deal that net almost 5x the cash flow of that SFR. 

The government employment center is a huge factor in this with something like 40,000 government employees.