Airy, Germantown, Olney, Oak Lane, Logan, Mayfair, Tacony and others.

There are pockets of Columbus that are always growing and improving, such as Old Town East, Westgate, Old Oaks, etc that have property values increasing and people renovating right and left.  

Even if you think they'll cash flow well you can never predict how much your cash flow will be chipped away by rehab and improvement costs you might have to make with a more transient renter demographic and by higher turnover.

May be different in oak on notice to end lease.

I "purchased" 2 duplexes from Blue Oak-Gulf Stream Dev and sent them $48,000.

Hi BP, I have a friend that has a home in probate in CA but he has a few questions for a real estate attorney in Oak Harbor, WA or any of the surrounding counties.

Tenants who are forced to move could fill up other empty spaces, helping to chip away at overall vacancy and enabling landlords to charge more money for space."

For example, if you expect a bid for "800 sf of 3.5" wide, 3/4", #1 solid red oak installed and site-finished with a Minwax stain and three coat of poly (labor and materials)," and the contractor hands you a bid for "hardwood in the living room and dining room" -- you're probably in trouble.

My realtor has an investor-friendly loan officer:  Tracey Radigan at Academy Mortgage, up near the Stone Oak area off 1604.  

Bad paint, bad tile, grout chipping out of brand new tile, ugly drywall repairs, and just basically no attention to detail.