Ocala is blowing up due to all the distribution centers they have built.

(strip center, bank, pharmacy, restaurant, office ,etc.) meets the criteria of cap, cash flow, tax structure, rent bumps, term of initial lease, and cash down for them.

Thus, I am looking into other options.I have come across a class C office building in a nearby city center, with parking.

As state banking regulators are increasingly focusing on self-directed IRA custodians, they have really discouraged companies that have ‘servicing centers’ in one state but are chartered in another.

All complimented with Amazon fulfillment centers, google, and more tech manufacturing jobs.The bad reputation comes from OOS investors wanting $20k D market properties.

Big employers include The Limited (Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body), Nationwide Insurance HQ, Worthington Industries, Honda of America, State Farm, MANY others including a fast growing TEHNOLOGY hub that is attracting millennials, and Capital Unviersity, Ohio State, DeVry, Franklin University, Otterbein College, Columbus College of Art Design, PLUS medical OSU Hospital and James Cancer Center, Riverside Methodist Hospital, St.Anne's Hospital, Grant Hospital, etc. 

@Darius White what do you think about the areas around Civic Center, across from the car (can't remember which one) plant, and the area around Wayne State?

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Bayshore , Center Moriches.

Two medical centers that each have over 500 employees, almost 20K industrial/manufacturing jobs in the two largest towns, etc...