All Forum Posts by: Jordan Lester

@Shannon Collins great, I will pass on the information

@James Wise thank you! I appreciate it!

I have a friend that is looking for a good, reputable property manger in the Cleveland / Kent Ohio area. He currently has a property and is looking for a property manger for it and for future properties.

@Van Duncan I’ve used SoJo Title, they are great!

@Peter Lohmann Great, thank you!

@Robert Ellis I will do so! Thank you!

@Lyn Starcher thank you very much! I will contact him

I’ve been reading “The book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor” and I love all the tips they give for saving money during tax time with deductions. I have so many questions and I was hoping someone could help me find a good Tax Accountant/Adviser with Real Estate knowledge in the Columbus, OH area.

I am currently looking at purchasing a property that is located on a 4 acre lot. The house is located in the front of the lot with nearly 3 acres behind it. After walking the property I thought I may be able to purchase the property and create 2 new lots with 1 arce each in the rear of the lot. The land is wide enough to add an easement and paved road access to the new lots. I have never dealt with splitting one tax lot into 2 or 3 lots and I was hoping to get some advice on this process. Some questions I have are, How long the process may take? How much it may cost to split the lot? and if there are any other issues that may arise when doing this.

Kobi, I am a real estate investor in the Columbus area. If you are looking for properties in b & c neighborhoods, then you are going to want to look mainly outside the 270 belt. Some areas include Grove City, Hilliard, Westerville, Gahanna, Blacklick, Pickerington, Canal Winchester & Groveport. All of those areas will have anywhere from a to c properties. They are all decent areas with decent schools. I would start my search on those areas if you are looking for b & c neighborhoods. Price range can range anywhere from $80,000-$200,000 spending on size and location. I don’t think you will be able to find anything worth investing for $50,000 (unless you come across a great deal) but you may be able to find a smaller place closer to your price range on those areas. Good luck!