The downtown/Northhill/Easthill areas are definitely the popular places to live.

Hi everyone, i'm new to BP (apologize if this is in the wrong format)But I work for an advertising agency, have an associates degree in marketing, and would like to offer my "limited" experience in advertising / marketing to anyone that is interested.Not sure if Facebook/Instagram/YouTube ads are popular among the Real Estate community, but I have a decent amount of experience running ads in those spaces.If anyone is looking for pointers or recommendations on anything marketing related, or help running ads I would be happy to assist.

We are out in a rural community near a popular fishing lake (perhaps that's why).  

https://www.wlky.com/article/report-louisville-spikes-in-popularity-for-those-leaving-major-cities/34620142#I think we saw this coming, but good to see it is coming to fruition! 

HGTV flip shows are only good for seeing what finishes and colors are currently popular.

1% rule is considered a deal these days especially in popular, competitive neighborhoods and any MF in the suburbs.

@Dmytro K.Contrary to popular belief the downtown market is performing very well right now.

I'm in one of the best areas of Columbus with very popular restaurants, shops, etc.

We are opening up our fundraising efforts to possibly include Self-directed IRA investors, which isn't an avenue that has been previously explored by us, but seems to be a pretty popular investment vehicle on Bigger Pockets and of course throughout the entirety of the United States, given the extremely favorable tax benefits. 

This resulted in a few different potential cities and neighborhoods.The list of potential properties was constructed using popular websites and real estate agents.