People don't always respond well to that. 2)It never hurts to have an ace card up your sleeve. 

The route I took was to roll up my sleeves and put the investments together myself. 

@Jonathan GreeneI can’t weigh-in on “where” to invest, but I sure agree with you ideas of rolling up your sleeves and getting physically involved.

@Steven Goldman, I'm starting to sense that investing in Columbus won't be a walk in the park, but I'm excited to roll up my sleeves and learn the ins and outs.

I agree though... you either roll up your sleeves and make some sacrifices if you plan to DIY or you hire out the hard work and are happy to pay for the privilege. 

Unfortunately, most of what got the market in trouble is back again now, arguably exponentially worse and with some new tricks up their sleeves.

In fact I did the opposite and roll my sleeves up, dug my feet deeper into the ground, and continue to push and shove my way forward.

So if you have a lot of time to invest along with your money, dig deep, roll up your sleeves and jump in.

Well, since it seems like this thread has gone a bit cold.Let's see if we can "re-ignite" the fire and get some comments 🤷‍♂️My heart is worn on my sleeve and I got nothing to hide.When we make a mistake, it's an honest mistake and we always do our best to rectify.Never hiding or running away from problems.We have been in the business since 2014 and are still here, chipping away through ups and downs.We have stood the test of time and that speaks for itself.How many other providers can say the same?

I agree it is time to roll up my sleeves and do the grind work which normally have more profit potential.