Proximity to the PATH is nice, too.I'm a block or so from @Gerold Koch at 70 Columbus and the rents vary drastically, though his building is newer with far more amenities.My landlord lives in the building has a preference for tenants he can deal with easily, so market rent on our place is probably closer to $2,700 or $2,800. 

Are you aware that the United States is victim to low inventory and prices are up.It takes a little more physical hustle to find deals to buy.  

There are heaps of websites on how to but there's not much information on where to go to physically wire the money and buy them. 

Assurances, promises, and words are like vapor... if a person decides to do nothing later on, there is no way to force any partner to physically perform.

My girlfriend and I both work in downtown B'more (we both walk to our respective jobs), and we really enjoy renting in the Federal Hill location with its proximity to restaurants and the other perks of city life.

Besides the physical properties (which can be appraised), what other assets does the company own?

I have a degree in Physics, which means I can understand totally irrelevant concepts and do needlessly complicated math problems that show up nowhere in everyday life.  

You have to meet them first in some way (over the phone, physical meeting), they have to know who you are first just like in real life.

You are right, there usually is no need to physically meet with the world of technology we have.

A rent credit is easily forgotten as the renter never really "sees" it or "experiences" it physically.