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Daniel Wolz
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Daniel Wolz
  • Columbus, OH
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Hello! I'm a Columbus native ready to get into real estate investing with a focus on buy and rent investments. I'm looking to start with a small duplex or single family home. I'm considering either lower-middle class neighborhoods (i.e. Whitehall, Far-East Columbus, North Linden, Groveport, etc) or betting a bit more on some of the up and coming areas (Franklinton, Olde Town East south of Bryden where it's still dirt cheap, Reeb-hosack, etc). I've read some people here on the forums warn that investments in properties at less than $40k/unit usually turn into money pits, so I'm cautious of the latter option, but would love to be able to capitalize on the appreciation that has made some early investors in the Short North and German/Merion Village areas rich. Just looking for feedback, first hand experience, or advice as I get into the business and try to narrow down my focus. 

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