Hollywood is also very central.

I’m Jazmin and I live in central Florida on the east coast.

I see some investors in the central Florida area happy with break-even since they are looking for appreciation and on the other side, I also see investors looking for PI mortgage payment to be 50% of market rent so they can cash flow right away.

I own a 3-story walk up in Waynesboro and am looking to meet up with other investors in south central PA (Waynesboro, Chambersburg, Greencastle, Gettysburg, Hanover).  

I think >50% chance US will be in mild recession in 6-10 months, as Germany/UK/Canada/New Zealand/Ireland/Finland already in recession due to they have 3-5 yr variable/adjustable mortgages and corporates also do short term debt, so their central bank Hikes hit them faster than US.

There are a lot of small square foot condos in buildings built in the 1920's that are in the city central neighborhoods (Park Hill, Congress Park, Capitol Hill) that are attractive to the young urbanites. 

I'm not sure what numbers you are using our how you are calculating that, but there is nowhere in the central OH market that is going to purely cashflow $1K per door. 

Market tucked in Dixie National Forrest and my rental has been booked pretty solid throughout the shoulder season. 1 hour away from both Zion, and Bryce Canyon national parks so good centralized location for those looking to see both. 

Would other real estate investors in central Indiana be interested in a reliable handyman service specifically catering to rental properties?

To be specific, I purchased a mixed-use property (residential and commercial) in the South Central area of Los Angeles last May 2023.