Tennessee or Ohio?

[Beth Blankenbicker]

Hello. Haven't posted for a while. I'm still very new to investing and I was looking at both Tennessee and Ohio for a buy and hold or BRRR and I'm having difficulty deciding which one would be better to start with. Can anyone weigh in?

Funds are a bit limited right now- I have a chunk of money currently tied up in litigation (not real estate related and I can't really go into any details) so I was trying to wait until that was finished but it's taking longer than I expected so I'm looking to see if I can get something going in the meantime.

[Alfath Ahmed]

Quote from @Beth Blankenbicker:

Hello. Haven't posted for a while. I'm still very new to investing and I was looking at both Tennessee and Ohio for a buy and hold or BRRR and I'm having difficulty deciding which one would be better to start with. Can anyone weigh in?

Funds are a bit limited right now- I have a chunk of money currently tied up in litigation (not real estate related and I can't really go into any details) so I was trying to wait until that was finished but it's taking longer than I expected so I'm looking to see if I can get something going in the meantime.

The Columbus market is great for real estate investors to get started. There are areas that I recommend in the Columbus market that I personally invest in like Old North, Old Town East/King Lincoln Bronze Ville, Merion Village, Driving Park, North Linden, Hungarian Village, Bexley, and North Hilltop. These are all great areas that I would look into.