While I'm not yet familiar with the neighborhoods in Columbus, I'm specifically looking for a small multi-family rental property that will offer long-term appreciation potential.

You might also meet someone that could be a potential business partner.

We are still in a dispute with the city on the third floor unit but after speaking with a lawyer we expect to win that issue.

My strategy hasn’t changed due to our national debt, high interest rates or potential for a recession.

Look for are­as with strong rental demand, affordable prope­rties, and potential for property appre­ciation.

With a good PM who can over see those things, it has the potential to stabilize a bit more then you would otherwise.I hope that helps, happy to jump on a call and discuss if that helps.

We could potentially vet the leads we give you before as well as underwrite the property and find an appraiser so its very streamline for you and my clients. 

How many multiples of potential like left or is it close to being tapped out?

Additionally, I do allocate a minor percentage of my net worth to investment with more growth potential, like land development deals.[...]Finally, what investment do you make to accomplish your financial goals?

I have had a lawyer threaten multiple times to sue because he does not like the way his easement through my property looks.