Columbus is still growing and we're still seeing lots of growth in population and the job market with the influx of companies developing here.

Not only that but they have continued to grow, and a few have masterminds or coaching groups they offer to those interested in starting!

CCIM, SIOR, and all of the other designations you can amass never teach you how to pick up the phone and prospect for leads, track down growing/expanding businesses to convert to clients, how to manage tenants in a retail strip center, or do the myriad of other daily activities required to be a good commercial investment broker/owner.

It's a great market for short, mid, and long term rentals due to its strong economy and growing population.

If you do a BRRR strategy, you probably could get away with investing only a part of your savings and having the rest as reserves, which will get you out of trouble for any rookie mistakes you make and let you grow faster. 

I'm working my way into wholesaling/investing as well and would be interested in linking up to exchange insights and see how we can help each other grow.

If you're looking to invest OOS, I would focus on growing relationships and building your core 4.

The market is surprisingly high here for such a small place, but i think its because the town in growing and has a very good school system.

I doubt he ever recovered it.Another growing fraud to watch for?

This is a great way to grow your RE portfolio and Start building the cash flow you want for retirement.