It has a fairly robust economy, with the exception of high tech and medical jobs, with a large shift in the last decade to being a logistics hub for So Cal due to it's central location (the major HWY arteries to the rest of the county run right through the IE) and has some of the largest concentrations of large warehouses rivaled only by New Jersey, the median income is a little below the Cal average by about $10K and about $5K higher than the national average, but, it has been growing.

This is largely due to major companies such as Intel, Honda, Nationwide Children's Hospital, and Wexner Medical Center investing heavily in the area, creating numerous job opportunities.

Large universities, medical centers, tech centers, any large employer.

The city is thriving and attracting numerous major companies with the likes of Intel, Honda, Nationwide Children's Hospital, and Wexner Medical Center - resulting in the creation of thousands of job opportunities and significant population growth in the coming months and years.

I house hack to a travel medical professional  that I found on Furnished Finder.

We are small time investors with a property in SE North Carolina and my tenant had her LCSW provide medical paperwork requiring an emotional support animal (ESA).

Columbus has seen great appreciation with many new jobs being created from large expansions by companies such as Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide Children's Hospital, and Wexner Medical Center.

The house is close to hospitals for travel nurses/medical professionals. 3) Yes not having capital expenses for 10 years is factor. 

If you do office, I'd focus on medical centers because of ObamaCare.

Other commercial (medical, office, storage, industrial, etc)7.