I'm also seeing in my research that the city is experiencing job growth across several sectors, and I'm hoping that will lead to nice economic upside over the next few years.From what I've seen and discussed about Columbus, the housing market is steadily on the rise and offers some solid opportunities for appreciation.I also have family in both cities.

He’d like to stay for a year at least to sort out his health now that he’s on Medicare.

Looking at working in the health/fitness industry as a personal trainer while I take the plunge in real estate as I have spent the last several years saving and have just over 80k.

Unfortunately, due to health reasons, my project manager who was helping organize my subs has had to pull out of my project.

LOL)There’s no nice way to say it: the last group of politicians did everything they could to concentrate wealth at the expense of the overall health of the economy and it’s not even fully known how many people won’t be getting jobs in 2021 and how many properties stand to be foreclosed.  

However, the exemption doesn’t apply if your building is a i) Professional office of a health care provide ii) Public transit station iii) Airport passenger terminal iv)Shopping center or mall ...

You will probably need about 60 doors.Or you could wait for capital appreciationPensions and 401k plans and health insurance are great.  

The Metro health system is underway on a near billion dollar expansion project, which is just one of many development/redevelopment/infrastructure projects going on in the area.  

I think I found my niche market for now: rent to nice families looking for 3-4 bedrooms.

(a)Subject to lawful compliance with this Code, a manufactured home may be placed, or permitted to remain within the city, if and only if, it is situated:(1)In a manufactured home park which the operator is licensed to operate pursuant to article III of this chapter;(2)In a duly platted and recorded manufactured home subdivision that meets all requirements of article IV of this chapter;(3)In a manufactured home sales lot;(4)Upon a site that the manufactured home has continuously occupied since March 1, 1972, provided that the occupation was lawful on that date, and further provided that the continued occupation thereof does not pose a significant danger to the health or safety of persons within the manufactured home or to others;(5)Upon a site that the manufactured home occupied prior to annexation of the site by the city, provided that the manufactured home has continuously occupied the site since the date the site was annexed, and further provided that the continued occupation thereof does not pose a significant danger to the health or safety of persons within the manufactured home or to others;(6)Upon a site for which a hardship permit is in effect pursuant to division 2 of this article; or(7)Upon a temporary site authorized by the director for disaster assistance organizations used as authorized insection 29-18 of this Code.Provided that no manufactured home may be situated or permitted to remain in any place in violation of any valid and applicable deed restriction or covenant running with the land, or on any site within Districts of Limitations One and Two as those districts are defined in the Fire Code.