Hi Bonnie,Thanks for the lead.

Originally posted by @Bonnie Low:@SteveMorris you presume a lot.

@Ronnie Galindo I agree with Bonnie’s suggestion.

@David Ross II I'd love to help you achieve this goal!

I'm taking a real estate development class as a guest student at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business right now, and it's phenomenal.

@Reginald Ross that is great advice.

Quote from @Ly Nguyen: Btw @Bonnie Low, can you point me to any meet ups (virtual) that I can join for the Ohio area?  

@Ross Stegall, those look like steam valves.

@Nick Wilkinson I believe @Dean-Ross Schessler rule of thumb for your example would be that you should cash flow at least $3400 a year or around $283 a month.

@Bonnie Low I definitely looked at both those markets the big things that attracted me to Columbus was the positive influxes of people coming to the City and the growth of the City (new children’s hospital and rogue fitness expansion and other growth coming in) witch from my research of Cleveland and Toledo wasn’t seeing as much.I guess to summarize my answer I chose Columbus because from my research I can capture appreciation and cash flow.