Ours has the ability to run a search for similar near-by sales by date.  

Are all of you available to help with maintaining the property or will one of you who lives nearby carry more duties to help take care of the place?

And he suggested looking to another area nearby that is very similar but might have more recent sales.

Plus, I expect Columbus to continue appreciating above the national average but I would also expect nearby towns like Lancaster, Delaware, Marysville to benefit from that trend. 

There is also a newly remodeled retail location nearby that has a couple vacancies (not sure how long these have been on the market).The lender we wanted to work with backed out because of this issue.

That’s a month after the Lukin coffee fraud. 

I know mass has an expensive market so I was wondering if it would be better strategy to possibly invest in a cheaper market in a near by state or something of that nature?

It's in a good part of town, it is right next door to one of the most popular outdoor brewery/coffee shop spots in town.

Great one liners like "coffee is for closers" and "ABC, always be closing".

My girlfriend and I are from Massachusetts and are currently looking at house hacking a multi-family somewhere nearby and the longer term goal is buy-and-hold.