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Shauna Hancock
  • Columbus, OH
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Columbus On My Mind, Linden Love, from a Newbie:-)

Shauna Hancock
  • Columbus, OH
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I was debating if I was going to put myself out here regarding my intentions for getting into real estate investing. I have been reading and learning alot, while observing the bigger pockets community and love all the wealth of knowledge and experience. 


Polaris, Worthington,  Dublin, Clintonville, Easton, and such in Columbus , Ohio seem to be the places of interest for most which is fine but not for me. My interest is in getting in on the revitalization of the Linden area. Weinland, Franklinton, and Mt Vernon have experienced some revitalization efforts so its seems Linden is next on the list.

I favor the couple who rented in a low income area on bigger pockets podcast, I think it was 86 but dont quote me .

 Linden is wide open for investing. I want to be fully invested in the area, so not just real estate but community development. I know its reputation but I know its potential as well.

Linden market is high in Section 8, Hud homes, vacant properties,  land bank homes, and land from demolished properties .
Most are under 20's, many homes are in the 20-30 range, a few in the 40's... even fewer over 50. So I know creative funding is a must.

I plan on registering my business name and getting my business plan finalized to move forward with this entrepenuership path. Hopefully I can link up with individuals interested in the Linden Area or really who just have connections that i surely need. Like investors, contractors, handymen, etc... Thanks for stopping by, look forward to connections made. Blessings

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