It is unclear what the exit plan is and from the articles I've read they have options but are not clear on the exit themselves. 

I usually see articles on how someone bought an apartment building and the next year or two then bought another one but with the low cash flow not sure how they do it other than find other investors?

Just read this article in the dispatch detailing that, "by the end of this year, more than 10,000 residents are expected to call Downtown Columbus home, according to a new report that documents more than $1 billion in residential development underway Downtown and another $1.7 billion proposed."

@Marisa AlvarezSince getting into owning property I have watched the local news when it comes to fires with a different level of attention then I did previously.

That’s good news.

Hey, the good news is it doesn't matter at all what degree you get if being an airline pilot is your goal. 

I know there have been multiple articles looking at the growth in that area. 

sobering but it happens .... to the besthttps://www.cbsnews.com/news/b...

This is a great step but needs to be a careful one.The good news here is, cold calling in the industry works, a lot!

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