I agree and disagree with this as someone who runs a private debt fund.

I’m not disagreeing with cash flow and leverage early on, but I have seen two ends of the spectrum and man, does the grass look greener holding a lot of equity when older, than holding a lot of debt.

If you disagree with this, please chime in and tell me why. :)If you're a long distance investor, what are the DOs and DON'Ts that you've learned along the way?

Another thing i saw the same article saying that Binghamton is one of the most dangerous places to live and i have to disagree, my parents and my siblings have been up there for three years now and i go up every weekend and i see no danger at all.

yeah, i dont disagree, but i prefer investing on state which will benefit me and make the process for me easier.

Fixing distressed properties to force appreciation is an investors game so in terms of your first point with SFH having less competition I have to disagree, especially in rental markets.

You guys can disagree with me all day long but saying these type things really makes you look like an...I am still wondering what other ladies are doing to be proactive or thinking smart?

I'd disagree that Franklinton and linden have the most development in columbus by project number or dollar volume. they are def transitioning but way too small to even get close.

Hey Nolan, I couldn't find recent information disagreeing with the information I included below.

Do you agree or disagree?