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!

Following off of what Ryan said, if you have those B/B+ neighborhoods that is huge for section 8 renters.

But if we did, again, we would be buying right alongside clients in the same neighborhoods.

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

I found this deal through "driving for dollars" in a neighborhood near the planned casino development.

Here are a few things I’ve learned along the way:Check Out the Neighborhoods: Take the time to explore different areas.

Even if it has some renovations we can work with that if it’s in the neighborhood we want.

When I added all this up, it was going to cost $150k in a neighborhood where sales comps trade for $100k per unit.  

So won't tend to find as many oppotunities that work to maximize equity gained like single family homes.For single family homes you'll want to stick to neighborhoods under about $225k ARV in order to have rent/price ratios that make sense on the backend for holding as a BRRRR.

Anyone with more than a single property may be interested in adding another and represent a cash buyer.Bandit SignsBandit sign campaigns is run in almost every neighborhood, and many people don’t realize that they are a great source for finding cash buyers.