Robert, the thing I have heard from talking to a lot of brokers here is that while Columbus may have a slightly higher growth rate than Cincy, Columbus has also overbuilt a bit this cycle which puts pressure on rents.

Without them, I’d still be going door to door pressure washing houses.

He can not pay for it to be torn down and the city is pressuring him to do something.

The talking heads on TV and the administration are telling us that the recession is over, even as the debt the government has caused is piling up higher than Mount Everest!

I'm working on an apartment tenant turnover and need help with some fencing and decking, and you are more than welcome to come join us in Mount Vernon.

Call her handlers at the welfare office and apply pressure.

Many times the reason a foundation cracks is from pressure created from water freezing and thawing.

He has 2 "guests" staying there and I think they are pressuring him to stall and wait for the eviction process so they have a free place to stay.

Plan on pressure washing entire building, fixing any loose/missing vinyl, paint window trim as needed , paint foundation slate grey, repair handrails ( paint white) , paint all 4 doors black, and add modest landscaping to improve the outside appearance of the property TOTAL spend budgeted $10,000 for Repairs/ Upfits DEAL DETAILS: Purchased through a brokerOriginal asking price was $130,000 we were able to get it under contract for a $110,000 cash offer because another person who was trying to buy it kept it under contract for 3 months and the owner was ready to close fast.

Capping the growth of revenue only puts downward pressure on the only thing that will alleviate the problem: new supply.