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All Forum Posts by: Remington Lyman

Remington Lyman has started 29 posts and replied 5294 times.

Post: Reafco Quarterly Networking Meetup

Remington Lyman
#1 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Columbus, OH
  • Posts 5,591
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**Welcome to our Reafco Networking Event!**
Join us at Ohio Brewing Company for an evening dedicated to networking, collaboration, and fun. This is a fantastic opportunity to meet fellow professionals, exchange ideas, and expand your connections in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Drinks and light appetizers will be provided! Whether you’re a seasoned expert or just starting out, this event is perfect for anyone looking to make meaningful connections. Come prepared to mingle, share insights, and enjoy the company of others in the industry. We can’t wait to see you there!

Post: Grading Neighborhoods in Columbus, OH Neighborhood

Remington Lyman
#1 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Columbus, OH
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Quote from @Eka Akinola:

Hi 

Could I also have a copy of the map of Columbus neighborhoods.

Thanks

Eka


 Happy to send you mine

Post: The Bigger Pockets Mount Rushmore

Remington Lyman
#1 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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  • Columbus, OH
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Quote from @Nathan Gesner:

Why are the Top 3 all bald?


 Low T

Post: Looking for investors interested in houses in Ohio.

Remington Lyman
#1 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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  • Columbus, OH
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Quote from @Faith Arhtur:

Hi, I’m a wholesale agent who is looking for investors who are interested in houses in Ohio, mainly off the market houses. I would be interested to connect with you. Thank you!


 I am an investor in Ohio

Post: newbie interested in buy and hold small multifamilies

Remington Lyman
#1 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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  • Columbus, OH
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Quote from @Darriell Morning:

@Remington Lyman Thanks for the response! I only became aware of "passive notes" from a REIA meeting I attended any particular reason why that would be challenging?


 I do not understand the question

Post: newbie interested in buy and hold small multifamilies

Remington Lyman
#1 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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  • Columbus, OH
  • Posts 5,591
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Quote from @Darriell Morning:

Thanks for the responses everyone, Im still doing research but at this time I believe DSCR loans would make the most sense for buy and hold. I see alot of investors are interested in using the fix and flip strategies or BRRR which im not. If anything I would either like to buy and hold or be a passive partner. Any personal stories to share?


 I recommend doing your own deal before starting partnerships with others. Partnerships can be challenging, so it’s easier to enter one with your own experience first.

Post: Future Real Estate Investor Advice

Remington Lyman
#1 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Columbus, OH
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Quote from @Sam Evrard:

Hey all! I am graduating college next year and am looking for some advice about getting started in real estate investing. I like the idea of house hacking and am heavily considering this once I start my W-2 full-time position. Anything helps, I am eager to learn!


In my opinion, this is the best way to get started in real estate. I know many millionaires who began this way. If you pursue it consistently, you won’t have to work your W-2 job for much longer.

Post: How Do You Choose the Right Out-of-State Market?

Remington Lyman
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  • Columbus, OH
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Quote from @Ivette Raygoza:

Hi everyone,

I’m a beginner real estate investor based in California, exploring the idea of investing out of state — likely in single-family homes or duplexes.

I’m curious to hear from experienced out-of-state investors:

How did you decide on your market? What factors made you feel confident about the area?

What resources and tools do you use to analyze markets before committing? (e.g., job growth, population trends, landlord laws, rent-to-price ratios, crime rates, cash flow potential, etc.)

What states or cities do you recommend for a first-time out-of-state investor? Any areas you’d avoid?

I’d love to hear about your process, any lessons learned, and the specific tools, websites, or data sources you found invaluable — whether that’s BiggerPockets' calculators, Rentometer, Zillow, or others.

Thanks in advance for your insights!


 I picked Columbus, Ohio, because I moved here from Connecticut to compete on The Ohio State University Rifle program.

I recommend Ohio because it is cheap. I would avoid any D or lower locations for your first deal

Post: New to investing

Remington Lyman
#1 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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  • Columbus, OH
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Quote from @Allen Zhu:


Im  new to investing in Columbus and noticing a lot of the homes were built in the early 1900s. My biggest concern is structural and foundation issues—should I be worried? Are foundation problems pretty common here, and what should I be looking out for when walking through these older properties? Any advice from people investing in the area would be appreciated!




Place your head against the wall in the corner of the basement. If the bowing measures 1-2 inches, monitor it and ensure that rainwater is directed away from the foundation. If the gap is larger, consider installing carbon fiber strips or beams. Please note that I am not a professional engineer, so this advice should not be considered definitive. Let me know if you would like further refinements.

Post: Looking to build a team

Remington Lyman
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  • Columbus, OH
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Quote from @Michael Smythe:

@Isaiah Cuellar recommend you connect with @Remington Lyman. He impressed my manager recently -- which is not easy to do.


 slay