@Jay HinrichsLove all the info you are putting out there, it's a breath of fresh air, specially for us sfh and mfh investors who's goal is to get into the development game.

Actually a stagnant economy isthe worst time for a Storage business.Texas is going up.California/Oregon/Washington are going down.These are prolonged trends, which makes it a great time to “develop”Self Storage in those states.Thereason I am stressing for you to build, is you get a greater returnwhen you are a “Developer” and you are not paying a premium in ahot market.

I was notified 2 days ago they burned the house down (accidentally) with their air fryer.

Drapes also serve a roll in reducing heat loss or letting cold air in. 

Getting him some air time or newsprint might get the word out.

When COVID hit, it was a blessing in disguise and allowed me to come up for air and really think about what I want my future to look like.

The thing that I hope sets us apart is that we will consider sustainability is as a principle driver in the redevelopment - so air sealing, insulation improvements, new windows, doors, high performance mechanicals, solar arrays, ground or air source heat pumps, resiliency and resilient spaces (think covid inspired zoom rooms, home learning centers). 

I will be starting out with a DJI Mavic Air 2.

I'll default to a savvy local like @Remington Lyman to illuminate Ohio specifics, but in general I'd pay attention to the following on investment properties:Sewer line -- these are hidden and I want to make sure they are healthy OR I have a budget for replacement right awayHVAC - have the heating and air units been well maintained? 

Obviously not the best solution.I finally determined that when I turn on the back left burner it generates just enough air movement to “blow out” or keep a fire from starting on the other burner since the igniter is on that side.