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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Investing in Columbus Ohio
Hi BP!
There are more and more articles about the strong population growth in Columbus Ohio and I'm curious who on here invests there or has opinions to share.
Is it a good market to invest in for small multifamily and what monthly cash flow/COC returns do investors see there?
Thanks!
Marty
Most Popular Reply

If your timetable is 10+ years, the purchase price is almost irrelevant as long as the income can support the debt + expenses of the property (and that's a BIG if).
But many (most?) investors tend to churn properties in search of "deals", and if you're looking to cash out in less than 5 years, I would not suggest buying in Columbus right now. But I'm certainly not a trained economist or anything so I wouldn't necessarily take my advice if I were you!