It also depends how deep are you in the foreign investor pool (foreigner with or without greencard, visa, social, bank account etc.)Generally speaking if you got a decent down payment then you can definitely secure a property and a good rate.Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions.

If it makes a difference: all of the units are privately owned and are in the rental pool.

The third had a screened in pool and decent upgrades for almost $10,000 more. 

There's a small pool of folks actively scouting this area, but I was the first in the door on this one. 

A huge majority of people still send their kids to public school, so you'll be eliminating a huge pool of renters if you buy in the wrong location.

She has a SFH, 4/2, large backyard, corner lot with a morgage of about $110k. 

If they are passive partners (just investing money and not participating in the venture), and you plan to pool funds, you are treading into SEC territory and potentially offering a security. 

Columbus is growing rapidly and I haven't really seen any properties around campus have trouble renting out so you should get a nice pool of applicants to choose from.

@Jeffrey Puffenberger Couldn't have picked a better city to be able to invest in your backyard!

When I visited I didn’t get the vibe that those neighborhoods were sketchy.. if anything I thought that having a strong base of military tenant pool would help alleviate that along with families coming out to visit those serving.