@Jackson SandlandI like to know for a couple reasons- I would typically charge an investor a little less as to make them a long term client and establish a relationship, if it’s a primary residence- do I have to deal with a pet, do I have to make sure I clean up every day, can I work longer hours/weekends if need be etc And the quality of materials and final product are usually a better quality when it’s your primary rather than a rental that could get destroyed in a month..

I will only risk my own capital at this stage, however money is not an issue as i've been fortunate to establish a deep network of capital. 

After meeting someone once or hearing about someone, you may not know yet if they'd be a good fit to be a mentor to you.One piece of advice I can give you is PLEASE do not run up/reach out to someone you don't yet have an established relationship with yet and say "will you be my mentor?" 

We are incredible at finding undervalued property and they have an established contractor/team.

Network to find established real estate investor and ask them to review your deal to critic.

Tech companies are continuously moving here and establishing a footprint in Columbus as well.

What they do in a year will be a good idea what mine will when established.  

I would be happy to share my team that I've established.

But there are not lots of Residents at Troy Beaumont(maybe with OU MEDICAL School established thats different).I sold my FIRST condo I bought in 2013 in 2015 I paid $55k sold it for $86k.

No matter how you've purchased a piece or how you've transitioned it entity wise, It's eligibility for 1031 will be established at the point of sale.