I'm a buy and hold investor in Columbia.

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Hi, Can you guys recommend an investor friendly closing attorney in Columbia.

I have used Columbia Debt Recovery in the past.

If you have any interest looking south of Nashville in Franklin or Columbia, I'd be happy to help as this is my hometown. 

Hi Jeff - I run a dummy ad for a rental on Craigslist in some of the smaller towns in Dane, Columbia and Green counties, just to see what sort of response I get prior to offering on a property.  

Prior to BiggerPockets, I've had some people along the way help me on my journey, along with using real estate textbooks and podcasts from Columbia University regarding real estate finance for my knowledge.

I’m finding in New Jersey were about back at 2007 levels (which is concerning imo), but interesting enough my father in law is trying to sell his new construction purchased at the peak of the bubble down in Columbia, South Carolina and it doesn’t look like he can at least break even, not even close really.

Property is located in Columbia, MD. 

Its been my experience that many commercial/portfolio lenders like to see someone with a presence in the state in which they do business.I've got several portfolio lenders in Columbia that will do loans in Charleston assuming the borrower has ties to South Carolina.