I'd love to try this tool, we analyze every lot in our market under 25k in Columbus Ohio and this would be very useful. we need frontage, depth, acreage, price per acre, I can send you my current template and maybe you could modify it what do you think? 

I would recommend taking a look into Columbus Ohio as a real estate market because you can still find positive cash flow, the 1% rule, and tons of appreciation. 

Although I'm based in Columbus, Ohio, not Jacksonville, I’d be happy to support you on your journey in any way I can.

I find lots of BRRRR opportunities in Columbus and other parts of Ohio.

I'm Tyler Shelly from Columbus, OH.

I would suggest looking into a cheaper market like Columbus Ohio where you can still find positive cash flow, the 1% rule, and tons of appreciation potential.

I live in miami florida now and I moved for larger scale developments here because of the net migration but columbus ohio the economics allow for that. existing inventory has been tougher and at the pricing inc columbus you may as well build new because you can build new less than replacement costs in a lot of the markets downtown. it's about being in adjacent downtown neighborhoods where property values and rents are higher. land values are the biggest driver of how well you can buy land to develop followed by permitted uses or rezoning applications. 

In addition to Cleveland, OH, I would recommend looking into Columbus, OH as well!

Ohio markets show up 3 times in Zillow’s 2024 hottest markets, with Columbus and Cincinnati taking the top 2 and 3 spots.

I looked at almost every market in florida before I relocated from columbus ohio because miami Dade County has the most net migrations in the entire United States for one county. we build it in columbus ohio and it is worth approx 215k a door but down here all you'd have to do is change the assemblies and in miami that triplex would be worth more than 300k per door so closer to 900k depending on where you built it. new construction single family homes are going for around 330 per sq ft in the same area and a triplex is considered residential. by building codes a 4 unit is commercial I'd recommend 3 unit first or going as many units as possible if you have backing or your own cash. for each one we do we recommend 100k of liquidity.