He told me luxury real estate is the best because rich people are always buying or building or remodeling in good times and bad (this was around 2010 in Palo Alto, CA).

As someone who works with a lot of out of state investors, Columbus is a top investment spot with strong job growth (Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide) and a growing population. 

Looking to utilize the BRRRR strategy for my upcoming properties to build that portfolio of cash flowing appreciating properties!

But I need to build this Cash Buyer list.

If there's a surge in new apartment buildings, this can lead to lower rents as landlords compete for tenants or maybe.

My background is in building, with a degree from TAMU in Construction Science, and I'm currently a project manager overseeing new construction and remodeling of high end custom homes in Houston.

I also am in the process of build up a new track car. 1995 BMW 318ti Clubsport. 1 of 249 built for the world, currently getting a built turbo s50 installed.

I get it, build a team, hire professionals, blah blah. 

I don't know if I should rent out the house and hold it for several years, BRRR the house and sell it in a year or so, try and build a business on the additional lot, or try and find a commercial property investor to sell it all.

what is the age of the buildings you are looking at?