This property located in Lancaster county/east hampfield district. this house doesn't have any permit to use septic tank.

Alex, I work with a ton of investors from both the east and west coast that invest in the Columbus market.

If you're looking for less management intensive multi families that will be a better hedge against inflation, but may not produce much in the terms of cash flow, look at the Class A & B areas of Sacramento, for example, Midtown, Downtown, East Sac, Med Center, etc.

Its in east Columbus where a lot of investors seem to be focusing.

I'm seeking insights into the pros and cons of investing in Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) in south bay versus buying a condo in east bay, particularly in terms of appreciation and cash flow.

East coast you will typically find a land records division in each county.

A lot of out-of-state investors from the east and west coast are investing here due to the crazy growth over the last 3-5 years.

Lincoln Schools extend to the East but there is a bad-ish area here (Bianchi east of Pacific; Cotton Ct, etc.)North of town, east of Pacific (east of Lincoln Village): 95207; reasonably good rental area (Stockton Unified rather than Lincoln) houses from 2/1 through 4/2; apartments, some duplexes up to fourplexes. 

The central/east side is Taney county and then of course the City of Branson.

There are definitely ’barren’ areas of center compared to NYC like Market East but there are slews of huge projects underway throughout the city.