I've also seen another huge player that advertises all time on the radios where they were trying to get top top dollar rent on a house that was in a specific submarket where if you're off the lease schedule you'll be lucky to get 65-70% of top dollar.  

Wait until you have cash flowing properties to pay for the fancy car and house rather than using your hard earned money.6) Prioritize learning over $/hour at the beginning.

Sustainable, energy-efficient homes are not optional - Gen Z buyers prioritize eco-friendly and energy-efficient homes.

As you stated, LR/NLR are the big areas in Central that have a lot of players in it.I do know that @Dustin Lavender is in the Searcy area and he may be able to shed some light on it. 

If you stop and look NONE of the big players on here use anything but entity protection and insurance. 

It looks like you have to be a big player to have some success on the MLS at the moment or by being fast & lucky!

After years of trial and error, I've identified the key traits that separate the weak from the elite, the A players from the rest of the pack.

Consider factors like proximity to amenities, employment centers, and public transportation.Property Condition and Inspection: Prioritize a thorough inspection to uncover any hidden issues that could impact your investment.Long-Term Appreciation Potential: Look for properties in areas with a history of steady appreciation, as this can enhance your return on investment over time.Network with Local Experts: Connect with local real estate agents, property managers, and other investors to gain insights into the Columbus market.Exit Strategy: Have a clear plan for what you'll do if you need to sell the property in the future, whether due to market changes or personal circumstances.Remember, real estate investment requires careful consideration and a long-term perspective.

Plus, these roads are bus routes, so there are bus stops very close by--which the tenants like  ...now, if I ever sell those properties, I will take a bit of a hit compared to my properties that are on the quietest streets...but, I'm a long term player, and I bought the properties at a discount, so that's fine to me.Another strategy I've used: buying a property that is on a quiet 25 mph street, but one or two houses away from a very busy street (40 mph, two lanes in each direction).

Redford, Livonia, Westland, even Ypsi.Would you mind sharing more regarding why you would prioritize those areas over some of the others I mentioned?