I've been in property maintenance and turns for 24 years, but my body is not allowing me to do the hard labor anymore.

Hello all ,I've been doing some research Into different markets , Columbus Ohio strikes me as a good investment area .Is any body able to provide me any info on the following zip codes :43206 ,43204, 43224,43205,Thanks in advance for any advice and feedback ,

(body shops run the same way!) 

Must be able-bodied and capable of working 8-9 hours on a construction site, otherwise no construction experience is necessary.

Sadly  Life is too expensive and hyper Inflation will always require your money to make money . nothing gets cheaper and as we age our bodies require more health care costs 

In 2008, no area (with the exception of Texas), was immune from the crash.

Amass a convincing body of proof that the property is not worth what the school district insists it's worth.

I know some investor use the affordability index, but my market does not have a governing body that regularly provides that number.

With your partnership taking Title to the property and taking out the loan, its still not a "warm blooded" body, i.e. you.

BS in Finance and currently working on a BS in Computer Engineering.My goals in real estate are followingenough income to pay for my basic cost of living (housing/food)enough income to pay my student loansenough income to fund my Roth IRAenough income to feel comfortable focusing my time and energy pursing endeavors, whether they are work related or not, that I enjoy and find stimulating.My strategy to do this is via rental properties near hubs of workers/tenants that are somewhat systematically immune to the ups and downs of the general economy (i.e. universities and hospitals).