Columbus has lots of job opportunities and population growth.

These homes will serve as a strategic investment benchmark to allow for larger rental growth over the next 3-5 years.

Found this historically appreciation data by state: Mapped: The Growth in U.S.

What’s more, DSCR lenders would allow you to qualify these mortgage loans using the actual prior years’ history of booking income from your STRs (“TTM Actuals Method”), or if that wasn’t available, a non-DTI qualification based on “long-term market rents.”This led to the next hyper-growth phase of STRs as many investors used DSCR loans to scale their portfolios, acquire lots of properties and build strong cash-flowing businesses.

I'm 45 minutes south in lake worth.Florida has experienced tremendous growth over the last few years and it is expected to continue.

Out of all the cities in Ohio, it has the most population growth and job opportunities.

There was also some mold growth.

For example, even in the hot growth market of the Dallas area unless there is dense development, townhomes are not suited for that area.  

Some of the concerning factors include relatively high crime(according to crimegrade.org), poor job growth, poor appreciation, moderate to high vacancy, etc. 

(Data source MRED: Assuming expenses on a building are 50% of the income and remains that way, with a 4.84% income growth and 7.4% price appreciation then the CAP Rate will not compress.