-Marc Don't plant a tree on top of it.

Another via running a boring manufacturing plant making paper straws. 

Sewer scopes are now standard in inspections, and buyers are asking about it constantly.During Tampa’s post-war boom, builders planted oak trees that thrive here but choke shallow sewer and supply lines.

Plant the seeds early, and you will see the crops later.Multifamily Millionaire podcast has some great free content on marketing tips and tricks, he utilizes a ton of strategies to get off market deals.

Columbus still has inventory in the $120K–$180K range where you can find deals that cash flow from day one and appraise well after a value-add, especially if you’re buying right and managing your rehab budget.The macro trends here are super strong too—tons of population growth, job creation, and massive developments like the $26B Intel chip plant, plus major companies like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Honda, Facebook, and others growing their footprint.

The macroeconomics are super strong—population growth, job growth, and massive developments like the $26B Intel plant, plus major players like Amazon, Google, Facebook, Honda, LG, Microsoft, and more.

But you're smart to want to plant roots locally while values are still climbing.

And they’ll use those insights to give their opinion on your specific house and what areas may need a little bit of staging help, like if you need to:Declutter and depersonalize by removing photos and personal itemsArrange your furniture to improve the room’s flow and make it feel biggerAdd plants, move art, or re-arrange other accessoriesA lot of buyers can use the agent’s know-how as the only staging advice they need.

Now the city shared that I can plant trees to mitigate based on the diameter of the trees (1:1 ratio and some other calcs).

Plan ahead too—you don't want to buy in a neighborhood like New Albany where property prices spiked because of the Intel plant, which won't be under construction much longer, and won't need as many MTR rentals once complete. 3.