My main concern was if I there would be any tenants looking for a place in that particular neighborhood.

Any Financial Services firms you'd recommend?

Not only will you learn different neighborhoods, how to manage people, and costs of construction, but they can get paid extremely well if you get good and know how to work with the City.

Work with an investor-friendly agent, explore up-and-coming neighborhoods, and consider value-add opportunities.

It's a great area within walking distance (5 minutes) to shopping, grocery, coffee shops, and historic neighborhood, and about 5 minute drive to downtown.They are asking $695K for it.

Politely but firmly emphasize that access is required to maintain a safe, habitable home.Propose Multiple Appointment Options: Offer a few specific dates and times for the repairs, emphasizing that this is to address her reported issues.

I got a chance to drive a few of the neighborhoods to figure out where we want to buy.

As an investor in Columbus OH myself, I would say the best neighborhood for multifamily units is the Clintonville/Old North Columbus area.

Example: I define what zip codes (or neighborhoods) that I buy in.

I don't want to sell because I'm in an appreciating neighborhood but definitely need to look in to some other, potentially more creative solutions.Any help would be much amazing, thanks everyone for taking the time to read my post!