I am preparing to place a property on the rental market and am exploring different government housing strategies, such as Section 8.

What type of distressed properties do you have in the industrial sector that is more land than building?  

Most areas are low risk for flood, and the job sector has become more diverse. 

I’m especially curious how this might affect investment opportunities in the single-family sector in the coming months.I’d love to connect and exchange perspectives—always great to hear from others who are keeping a close eye on the market!

Let's not forget DC also has the infrastructure of the entire east coast pipelines of the internet, and thus giving them the 2nd largest tech sector workforce barely less than the Bay area.

Don't give CA government any ideas lol.

But what sets Columbus apart is the diversity of its economy (healthcare, education, logistics, and an expanding tech sector) combined with the speed of neighborhood revitalization across multiple submarkets.So while affordability + growth exists elsewhere in pockets, Columbus really stands out for how consistently and sustainably it’s playing out citywide.That’s exactly what makes Columbus so compelling right now.

I see you have coach next to your name what all do you provide in this sector or can you DM me how you can help?

(Data USA)Key Industries: The leading employment sectors are Manufacturing (1,351 employees), Health Care & Social Assistance (595), and Accommodation & Food Services (454) .

Does the foreign government sign the lease instead of the individual tenant?