Get into aviation with $2 million.

Columbus, OhioEconomic Factors: Columbus has a diverse economy with strengths in education, healthcare, insurance, banking, fashion, defense, aviation, food, logistics, steel, energy, and technology.Rental Demand: High, particularly in areas close to universities and growing neighborhoods.Property Prices: Moderate compared to national averages, varies by neighborhood.Rent-to-Price Ratio: Can be higher in desirable neighborhoods.Market Trends: Stable growth with some neighborhoods seeing redevelopment.Employment Opportunities: Growing, particularly in education, healthcare, and technology sectors.Population Growth: Columbus has seen faster population growth than many other parts of Ohio.Vacancy Rates: Varies by neighborhood, generally lower than national averages.Local Laws: Ohio laws are generally landlord-friendly.12.

Can anyone recommend a great English fluent accountant that’s familiar with The tax laws pertaining to RE investing?

Namely I have heard the some of the aviation companies have invested in the infrastructure around Travis AFB which provides comfort with the growth and stability in the area.

Royal Oak, West bloomfield, Detroit Neighborhoods East English Villiage, University district, Boston Edision and few others... 

The whole idea I'm working with was based on the podcast episode with the English gent who is doing this strategy exclusively, albeit up in DC.

You must use german search engines not english, try google.de or yahoo.de.

According to the DBPR agent I spoke with, it is most often the elderly and people with a poor grasp of the English language that are the victims of the cons.

And for some English is their second language and they would fail a test immediately. 

Also, you must pardon my messed up English, not my first language)Thank yall!