Hi Mike,I'm investing in those areas and have looked at numerous houses.

The market reflects numerous parameters.  

the deal that turned the corner in the way you attacked future projects. it doesn’t have to necessarily be the most profitable one but perhaps teaches a valuable lesson.ill start. i was calling about a property in a desired location that as i found out during the call had a horrible cap rate, was overpriced and had numerous issues with the city. just before i was about to hang up i asked if he had any other investment properties in the area. and boom, that’s where i first heard about my second and best deal to date. now i never end a call without those simple words.

I sent them numerous email to ask some questions before I purchase but I have never heard back from them, which raised a bit of concern ! 

Long story short, C. went off the deep end, sent numerous whiny and/or mean text messages, and threatened me with legal action, when I was actually being generous, because by law I could have given her only 10 days' notice.

I don't know anybody that's withstood an economic downturn and had numerous(dozens +) houses on leverage.

You want to work with a team that has a consistent and reliable reputation that is present in numerous markets.

Unlike a lot of areas in the country, the Jacksonville market has been appreciating due to numerous factors other than just inflation.

This is because the RE market is efficient and based on numerous parameters with projected appreciation and projected risk being 2 of the more critical.There are numerous reputable references for historical appreciation and/or historical return on buy n hold RE (Case Shiller, neighborhood Scout, Zillow). 

Columbus also has a thriving arts and cultural scene, with numerous museums, galleries and theaters.Pros:Strong job market and growing populationLow cost of living compared to other major citiesAffordable housing prices and strong rental yieldsCons:Limited inventory and competition for desirable propertiesHigh property taxesTraffic congestion during rush hourCleveland is on the shores of Lake Erie and the second-largest city in Ohio.