Can it still be lucrative to buy a house that isn't in a good school district? 

As long as the locational characteristics, including zoning, appeal, school districts, etc, are similar.So, yes, you're argument may be reasonable.

These areas are known for better school districts, less turnover, safer areas, all resulting in better tenants taking care of your investment.

It’s hard for me to move because I have a kid in a good school district so that might now longer be an option for me

The district judge was the Boy Scout master who I was an assistant with.  

I have a lot that is zoned A-1A or Agricultural District (minimum building site of 1 acre).

The purpose of this post was to just provide some information about these areas and as always, if you want us to post about another district in Columbus please reach out. 

There is a new policy in one of my properties city districts that they will whole the landlord license until the water bill is paid in full and needs to be in 90 days if not they will fine you, I have no clue how water bills effect the inspection of your property but now it does.

Condition: Center of Homeless Union District LOL LOLSo these are the typical deal , "always special situation", always crazy lol

Try to get most of your learning out of the way before you try to do a transaction.Buyer seller agent    Commission splitNo subject to financingZoningMarket 3/2 2/1 parking school districts addl ADU property taxes insurance flood zones etc etc.