Because of that, it's always smart to apply some good old fashioned common sense to whatever gets spit out at you!

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.  

Handling this in a neighborly fashion before the tree destroys your rental (or worse, injures or kills your tenant), is cleary the better option here.

Great to find nice used artwork at these places.Although do not ignore Goodwill for basic stuff like dishware, glassware, counter appliances, etc.....You'd be amazed at what people drop off there when they're moving in a hurry.

Choose durability over beauty, function over fashion, proven solutions over trends.

In one market, with one team, maybe 3 if you run efficiently.Flipping is more stressful as it usually involves a balloon payment looming and is dependent more so on market fluctuations and neighborhood demographics.Wholetailing has become more fashionable that a straight wholesale I believe. 

If there are any penalties to using your HELOC in that fashion, you would need to check with your lender. 

The best way to evaluate the financial viability of a STR is the old fashioned way:  Comparing rates, calendars, and amenities of similar properties in the same/similar location. 

Sturdy metal beds are not only durable, but are somewhat fashionable right now.  

This might sound silly, but an old fashioned spreadsheet if you only have a deal or two.