If your tenant was interested, a strategically positioned outdoor Ring camera would more than likely catch them in the act.

-I try to keep my expenses consistent, while simultaneously increasing my income (extra work, smarter investments, strategic leveraging via RE)-I try to systematize all my expenses and use my credit card whenever possible to accumulate as many of the perks as possible, while paying off the credit cards quickly to avoid fees-I try to leverage my work whereby its enjoyable and productive, example yankee games to celebrate closings or networking events with top notch food or scenery

You can be the outlier, but it will require you to be strategic.

These rules will help you make money, in my experience, even if markets go bad for a while as they often do: 1) Learn how to present your ideas, communicate, sell, negotiate both verbally and in writing and both one on one and publicly2) Know your math, wealth is a skill based on numbers, so know current numbers, expected numbers and cost plus time to get there3) Know how to organize, prioritize and focus on the macro as well as the micro steps by truly observing and analyzing to constantly shift and adjust as needed4) Know how to stay healthy, alert and energetic to produce productively and be effective efficiently to get more done in a unit of time based on the 80/20 rule5) Network strategically time exchange in abundance with powerful well connected allies who can show you the short cuts that you can duplicate, leverage and scale6) Master the creative process and use your resources in a resourceful manner to get started, build momentum, grow and contribute to the greater good

I don't agree with the mayors letting the rioters run roughshod, I don't agree with defund the police, I think the government made a terrible strategic mistake to provide an eviction moratorium, creating a hole that gets bigger every day without any plan to fix it.   

I hope to have such a simple, strategic, objective, and successful outlook on real estate In a few years after I gain more experience.

If they are professional buyer they should know the comps way before submitting bids and should have knowledge way better than the realtor, most realtor don't know how to do comps anyway they only run from localcma dot com or something like that, but they're not expert in neighborhood or price trend, I'm teaching my realtor how to do that and strategize on top of that. 

The highest growing city in planet would have expensive living cost but there's always way to strategize that.

Think strategically by block and not by house.  

Let's connect, I can definitely explain the Columbus market better and how you can strategize to obtain your desired ROI.