I am from Columbus, born and raised and I thought I would put this out here for investors looking to invest in Southern Columbus.

We raise them with inflation so it's nothing dramatic but this is our specific board. 

I’d not raise immediately.

In the process, it creates a perverse incentive by allowing treasurers' offices to retain excess revenue raised by seizing and selling properties with delinquent taxes—even when the amount owed is miniscule, and even when the homes aren't abandoned or blighted at all. https://reason.com/2019/11/06/...

Are you going to be raising rents each year, or let your tenants "slide" in the hopes that they like you? 

Want to raise the value?

The funds might be from a friend or family member with a bunch of conditions tied to it but the buyer acts like they have the cash or they want to do a syndicate without telling you upfront.It's a different risk tolerance for a buyer owning directly with 1 million to put down versus a newer syndicator wanting to raise money for property to buy.    

I actually was born and raised in Southern California myself- moved to NC a year ago and got interested in this when I realized how cheap housing is out here.

Can you raise the rent?

@Derrick Thomas How has your capital raise gone so far?