Columbus has a diverse economy with key industries such as technology, healthcare, fashion and retail, finance, automotive and mobility, education, logistics, and food and hospitality.  

IF you know anyone high up the food chain at QB you should lobby them for the changes needed to make it more effective for RE investors :)

I will explain.When I founded our investor services company in 2005, I followed the methodologies that national chains like McDonald's, Costco, and Whole Foods use to select store locations and localize their offerings.

The formula in the amount of rentals required to retire is as followsCalculate annual living expenses(Shelter, Food, Entertainment, etc)Calculate how much you make per doorAnnual Living expenses / Cash-flow per door = amount of doors you need.You likely also have to factor in taxes, but if there is no taxes on your rental 

I'm sure they do a great job, just adding some food for thought. 

Just some food for thought - not a lawyer but I do see what investors do behind the scenes!

Citizens can join to serve, get housing, basic training, specialized training, a roof over the head, food int he stomach, a purpose and most importantly skill that will empower and aid them in post service life. 

Problem is they would also have to live here, pay rent, buy food and health care..

Just food for thought. 

Well, after throwing away food,  moving out for 2 weeks, cleaning everything we had exposed, this adds up to several thousand dollars.To me, this looks very negligent as this was by a GC that hired a sub.