Columbus has positioned itself to be a hub of manufacturing and logistics in the country and companies have strategically positioned themselves accordingly and have driven the population growth we have seen and are expected to see in the coming decades. 

You should take inventory of your skills and character.

How one chooses to treat people, no matter who they are or what they do is an individual choice, one's own prerogative and it speaks volumes about one's character.

Sellers may be more flexible this time of year.Regarding the HOA fees, yes $300-600 are pretty typical, but rather than proximity to the beach, they're primarily driven by amenities and the other things the HOA pays for (insurance, community pool, maintenance, etc.).

This includes combining the relationship-driven approach of private money lenders with the asset-backed focus of hard money lenders.4.2 Risk Mitigation:The convergence enables lenders to diversify their risk exposure by incorporating elements of both private and hard money lending.

Hey all, I wanted to share a principle that I've been driven towards over the last several years.

Typically with in-fill lots, your options are going to be driven by the local codes, current zoning and what the surround properties are zoned for.

It's all about the neighborhoods, and a typical zip code includes many different neighborhoods with different outcomes.Here in Houston a few blocks one way or the other will totally change the character of a neighborhood.

@Agustin ContiI charge like 500$ normally as a realtor to screen and personally vet, you can do this yourself, hope you're a good judge of character though.

I do have two additional considerations for you.Rents and PricesPrices and rents are driven by supply and demand.