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Abe McLaurin
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  • Columbus & Cleveland, OH
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Columbus vs. Cleveland

Abe McLaurin
  • Realtor
  • Columbus & Cleveland, OH
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Hello Bigger Pockets Community, 

As a student at The Ohio State University, I have begun to dive into the Columbus market. So far I have enjoyed learning about Columbus and the recent trends/developments that impact it everyday. On the "Ohio" forums I often see investors talking about the Cleveland market as well. My first time in Cleveland was 2 weeks ago, I loved the area and would love to learn more about the market.  

My question for you all is, What are some big differences between Columbus and Cleveland? Overall how would you describe the difference or similarities in each market and the factors that impact them? 

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Aaron K.
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Aaron K.
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One city is growing in population the other is shrinking, in my mind the choice is clear if it is between those two.  However for max cash flow investors they may come to a different conclusion.

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