I am familiar with Dublin and Grove City, but would love to learn of other area. best way to invest in multifamily is to build it in columbus urban core where new construction trades at 30% higher than existing multifamily and build it at a discount. 

I would expect most folks on this thread would look down on bill collectors and folks who trade in old out of statute debt.

Talk to realtors or others in the area who have their own reputation to protect.I have also often used large trade specific contractors like Michael and Sons here in Richmond.

Same thing for closet requirements, window access, and emergency egress availability.  

Maybe you can trade your land for a park.9/10 times the development of a park doesn't make sense.

If management skills were equal, you would build value much quicker in a class C and D area because you are able to force appreciate more units for trade into more or better quality quicker.For reference, without going into exact door count, I traded a few A and B assets for C and D assets to expand door count.

Transportation industry is huge with lots of goods going across the border, so in theory trade deals could cause waves here for better or for worse.Things are definitely growing down here.

LICENSE AND FEES $8000, CUSTOMIZATION OF THE HOME $5,0000, CONTRACTORS (I HAVE NOT IDEA JUST FROM WHAT I HAVE BEEN TOLD $5-$10,000 BECAUSE THERE ARE NO HEAVY LIFTING, CRANES OR HEAVY TOOLS), AND LETS DO $10,000 FOR EMERGENCIES.

. - Management: it may be hard to manage the home if you are not living in the area, to deal with emergency maintenance or make sure the home is getting taken care of.

After 13 years being in this trade I am burnt out and ready for a change.