The property we invested in is in Texas, and we feel it has not been well-managed. 

Columbus has a lot of transitional neighborhoods, so it's also important that your PM works in the neighborhoods you are investing in. I

That is a tough spot to be in.. I

In the Cleveland market (where I live and invest in) I belive you can do a little bit of both.

Thank you for weighing in. I

Hi, I’ve been researching and contemplating on which area of real estate I should invest in. I

I like NE San Antonio because that is the direction Austin is in. I

What surrounding areas are you looking into or have invested in? I

So, what you see is the part that's caved in is the ceiling directly below the toilet of the tenant upstairs. 

If I decide it's worth investing in, I will crunch the numbers in more detail and do more research.I recommend reading "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing" by David Greene to learn how to invest in other markets.