BTW this wording comes from Thanks for Visiting located in Columbus, Ohio.

There is a Bigger Pockets investor that started with some successful Airbnbs he personally manages of his own in Nashville TN & Columbus Ohio.

On the other hand, if you are also interested in property appreciation, Columbus would be the perfect choice.

Hello Everyone, I own a multifamily in Columbus Ohio.

no I don't like Lehigh no infrastructure or commercial really built out. we focus on higher density midrise infill in columbus ohio and Miami FL 

As you'll see in the other forum linked above one of the suggestions was to notify the tenants that they will be responsible for 50% of the water bill.Another thing to consider, I'm not sure on Columbus but I know certain municipalities do not allow you to charge for a utility if it is not individually metered.

Welcome to BP Rufino,Columbus, Ohio is a great market to consider if you're leaning towards appreciation.

I started investing back in January over here in Columbus, Ohio and very glad i have done so.

But we contract with our margin sub $190 per SF right now all hard costs. 2 points 12% for investors. that's in Columbus Ohio for single family and multifamily ground up new construction 85% LTC

But its kind of boring here for real estate atleast in my opinion and a new adventure sounds nice haha.I was currently looking at Columbus Ohio, Lynchburg VA, and Staunton VA.Never even thought about Reno, ill have to give it a look.