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Columbus Ohio (Franklin County) Investors/Residents

Aruna Abdool
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Hi fellow investors. I'm interested in Columbus, Ohio (Franklin county)/multi-family/mid-term rental as a strategy. I'm doing my due diligence by looking at current data like population growth, significant companies with their HQ located there, etc., and taking virtual neighborhood walks via Google maps. Depending on my findings, I plan on visiting the area before investing. Still, there's nothing like the feedback from locals or investors within that area. How are your investments doing? Were there any surprises after performing your due diligence, and for the locals, what is your take on the mid-term rental in this area? I live in a neighborhood predominantly of homeowners, and an MTR strategy would fail here. However, LTR residential investing could be successful. Thank you so much for your attention and participation.

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