They have been investing in Columbus for the strong appreciation and cash flow.  

Sure, this COULD be a cash grab by the city, but maybe there are some good intentions behind it? 

Purchase price: $225,000 Cash invested: $55,000 Single-Family mobile home.

Three are VA loans.Finding a cash flowing multifamily can be hard to find at a great price point but there are other strategies.Message me if you want to lay out a great game plan.I wish you all the best.

Neither involve any pitches or selling... just real estate minded individuals (investors of all levels - from want-to-be to seasoned professionals - realtors, service providers etc) that get together and discuss real estate investing.  

We pull a list of cash transactions from people who own 2 or more properties from BatchLeads.

Hi everyone, As a first time out-of-state investor, I've heard buzz about promising neighborhoods in Columbus, like North Linden, Olde Towne East, and Franklin Park, known for their potential cash flow and appreciation.

(But I'll try to give you a bit of a primer to help you out).First and foremost - in Florida - Foreclosures are usually ALL CASH transactions - meaning financing isn't an option.  

With the information you provided and that of what was accumulated through google, it looks like there is no exact way to come up with a value. 

Given your situation, seller financing at 7% might be the better choice since it provides some cash flow, even though you lose out on tax benefits.