Even non-family buyers consider this when they think about long-term property value.Long-Term Marketability: Even if your target buyer for the flip isn’t directly interested in schools, future buyers might be.

@Sara Donohue I would re-iterate what someone else said and make sure you have cash reserves for any real estate you're doing because problems happen and sometimes you have to come out of pocket to fix them. 

Hey Nicholas, C Class neighborhoods in Columbus are more geared towards Section 8 and long term renters.

If it's a long time owner I think that works in your favor for negotiating.

Easiest way is to look at the MLS and see how long it took for a property to rent around the property you are interest in and what the rent rates are. 

After doing a lot of refinancing, I now have substantial liquid capital and am looking to start investing outside of Canada.I recently spoke to a fellow Canadian investor who suggested investing in the A and B+ areas of Ohio for cash flow.

Purchase price: $80,000 Cash invested: $150,000 Hoarder house sourced through a wholesaler with plans to renovate and turn into a short term rental What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

This is generally going to be a loan product for a long term buy and hold property. 

I would be happy to talk about sub2, joint venture partnering, lease options, buying on wraps AITDs, getting private money and negotiating terms deals with sellers.Thx for offering!

The ideal buyer would be an out of state, cash buyer/ investor.