I was recently looking on Akron,OH where i found some houses for 30-35k usd.2.

Oh wait, my mistake. 

"------------------------------------------------Oh, but I do agree as to those who have a knowing intention "to NEVER pay."

I'm a long time podcast-listener and longer time dentist located in Cincy, OH. 

We manage in Houston, TX and Athens, OH, and seeing similar numbers - less than 1% asking for some kind of assistance. 

I'm looking at maybe Ohio or Indiana, possibly Kentucky.

In the past few weeks, I have been active in Columbus, Ohio market.

However, many of the large format, high rent restaurants are going to cull stores (we had a Bravo announce it was closing a location as soon as Ohio's bar/restaurant shutdown was announced). 

Hi @Alexandra Feig, I would also check out Columbus, OH! 

Some people would look at that and think, oh, we're right back where we started, what a relief.Here's what actually happened to your $100,000 fund. 50% down = $50,000. 50% up = $75,000. 50% down = $37,500. 50% up = $56,250. 50% down = $28,125 and 50% up = $42,188.