Luckily it was formerly a duplex that was converted to office use and the zoning is broad enough for a variety of options.

That is a really broad question. 

US-40 (aka W Broad St) west of downtown had a big transition in the area immediately after downtown, past the river (east franklinton) it used to be just this spooky empty section of empty car dealer lots and rundown commercial, but it turns out those big patches of empty land right next to the city core could be really valuable once they fix the flooding problems from the river. 

Like what is your goal in your investments, and even more broadly what type of life do you want

It’s a very broad question that encompasses dimensions of risk and risk-adjusted returns. 

For an array of reasons. 

The arguments about leaving money in the system to make more money should be applied more broadly through increased ROTH limits.

Painting with a broad brush here so feel free to reach out with any other questions. 

Today's winning call (so far)Applicant: I'm calling about the 2/2 in SunriseMe: It's still available, and you need a minimum 625 FICO score to be approved by the association.Applicant: My credit is very good, over 600....maybe 750 (hmmm....that's quite a broad range)Me: Also, no evictions or criminal historyApplicant: No problemMe: And as the ad says, there's a $2000 security deposit required, plus the first month's rentApplicant: My credit is great, there is no reason for me to pay a $2000 security depositMe: Ok, byeI just didn't see where this would go, other than collecting a little more material for my book :)

That is a very broad statement, and not really a fair one.