I really see Columbus Ohio as an extremely safe bet for the next 10-20 years.

Another Zillow survey published in September 2023 found that 83% of home shoppers considered climate risks when looking at homes – but far too many are ignoring the warnings.The 2023 US Census Bureau’s state-to-state migration data shows Florida and Texas ranked #1 and #2 for new move-ins with 1.25m people migrating to those two states combined.Now let’s pair this with climate risk...Policygenius ranked the 48 contiguous states for climate risk based on drought, extreme heat, wildfires, flooding, and climate change preparedness.Guess which state has the highest climate risk?

It would be a big mistake to pull the trigger on a property in an area like that.

@Paul TimminsThank you so much for the advice.It's greatly appreciated and so far this website has been extremely helpful for me.

The architectural quotes I have received for design, city review changes, and all construction docs are extremely high. 

We only seek out section 8 in extreme situations.

I have listened to the BP Podcasts for a some time now, and thought I would pull the trigger on joining the community!

Keep crushing it there.That is a phenomenal answer and extremely helpful!

When I represent buyers, it's extremely important to me that they're 100% satisfied with their purchase.

Obviously you'll want to check the math on all of this before pulling the trigger.