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Johann Martinez
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Advice on Columbus, Ohio

Johann Martinez
  • New to Real Estate
  • Eastvale, CA
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After choosing Columbus for my first investment in real estate, what are some areas or neighborhoods that I should be aware of as an oos investor? Any areas that seem safe during the day but are entirely different at night?

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Anthony L Amos Jr
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Anthony L Amos Jr
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Quote from @Johann Martinez:

After choosing Columbus for my first investment in real estate, what are some areas or neighborhoods that I should be aware of as an oos investor? Any areas that seem safe during the day but are entirely different at night?


If you know what your investing goals are then it's best to get "boots on the ground" to help you reach those goals. Local investors, realtors, property managers, etc. can help you learn areas that will help you reach your goals. A rental area maybe different from an area that is good for flips, short term rentals, etc. You can also call the local police precint to get some info on different neighborhoods. A bad neighborhood now may have a ten year plan for revitalization and you miss out on some really good deals avoding it. Therefore also check the local planning and development board.

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