All Forum Posts by: Nova Mendoza

Hi all! This is my first post on BP. Figured I'd introduce myself. I'm a lender in the Columbus Ohio with many connections to realtors who are investors themselves. My goal is to add value to you by connecting you with experienced investors/realtors in my area. If you are out of state with any questions, feel free to DM me and I am happy to help. 

Hello fellow BiggerPockets Team!

I'd like to introduce myself, my name is Gabby Adrian with CIVIC Financial Services. Originally an Ohio State Buckeye but now residing in Southern California! I have a passion for being an Entrepreneur, Curating Multiple Streams of Income, and Investing in Real Estate.

Among my business loves, I am the Podcast host of The Healthy Hu$tle with Gabrielle Adrian -- a podcast to help you hustle harder, healthier and happier! 

Calling all Investors, Developers, Real Estate Beginners or Experts -- I'd love you connect with you and learn about your business

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I am starting a mastermind that will meet via zoom every 2 weeks and last no more than an hour. To keep it to this time frame, I'm looking for 3-5 people max.  It doesn't matter your experience with real estate, just looking to bounce ideas off each other and hold each other accoutnable.  Anyone in Columbus or surrounding area of Ohio is welcome just so we can all discuss the same general area.  If interested just let me know! 

The Columbus Region Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) was released for public comment by the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Committee (MORPC), and it's looking bright in the capital city...the Columbus region is reaching the milestone of a 20-year population boom, with 40% growth from 2010-2030 and no signs of slowing...investing in Columbus might be the best decision you'll make as a long-distance investor.

Buying duplexes...the last 12mo. average sale price across the market is $260,000, or $130k/unit...buying 4-unit properties...save some cash and plan to spend about $109k/unit...

Almost forgot to mention...80% of that growth is projected to be single folks with no kids = renters

What's more interesting? The largest cities in the US are growing at less than half the rate of Columbus...in the next 50-years Columbus will eclipse locations like San Jose, Dallas, San Diego, and soon, Chicago...

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