All Forum Posts by: Anthony L Amos Jr

Hi there ~ I'm virtually wholesaling in the Dayton, OH and surrounding areas. Any recommendations for wholesaler-friendly title companies would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

I can share my referrals with you

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Dayton, Ohio

Quote from @Chungho S.:

Hi I am a newer real estate investor, and I am thinking about purchasing multiplex less than 4 units around OSU area

I believe OSU area is good because of low vacancy. I am looking to do BRRRR

since I am not living in columbus anymore I'd like to start with finding good PM first. any referrals?

I can share my list of referrals

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Columbus, Ohio

Quote from @Harneet Miglani:

I am an out of state investor looking to invest in/around Columbus, OH area. Targeting single family homes with the price point of upto 400k. I am okay with break even cash flow. Which areas to target for potential appreciation/good rental demand?

A few good areas to target are North Linden, East Linden, Whitehall, Pataskala, Grove City, Franklinton, and Westerville.

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Quote from @Ken Livingston:

Hello all. NJ resident here who is looking for an out of state area to do some investing. My area is just too damn expensive. I have done a lot of reading and research and Columbus has definitely caught my eye. I already have a realtor as well as finance and Insurance people I have had conversations with there. I am looking is the small multifamily or single family areas to start.

I guess what I am basically asking for is for opinions to sell me either way.

Have I picked a good area or am I a fool and should restart my search in another area?

If you're looking for long term appreciation, then you've picked a great market. We have it all! Development, low unemployment, growing population, one of the largest universities in the country, housing demand, central hub within a 6-hour drive of at least 6 other major metropolitan areas, and last but not least, great food options!

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Columbus, Ohio

Quote from @Osei Akomah:

Hi guys

I’m new on here. Wanted to know what city’s are good to invest now for cash flow. Thank you

Cleveland, Toledo, Akron, and Dayton Ohio are great cashflow markets

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New York City, New York

Quote from @Eb'Oney Roberts:

Hello future partners! My name is Eb’Oney I’m a new investor in Cincinnati, I live out of state. I looking to network with a few other investors so I could learn the market and bring you some value as well! I was just wandering what neighborhoods do you like to invest in? What title companies do you like to use?

I would suggest you consider joining the Cincinatti REIA group (https://www.cincinnatireia.com/). They are very active, there to help, and have plenty of great contacts to get you started

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Cincinnati, Ohio

Quote from @Sidiky Kima:

Helllo

My name is Sidiky, I live in Cleveland Ohio area, and I am new to real estate investing, and I am looking to connect with local investors.

Thank you.

Welcome!

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Cleveland, Ohio

Quote from @Michael Nesteruk:

I am both excited and nervous to be exploring real estate investing in Central Ohio and beyond.

Central Ohio, especially Columbus, is great! Home to The Ohio State University with nearly 60,000 students, 5 Fortune 500 companies, over +25% population change since 2000, and the 2016 smart city challenge award winner (https://www.columbus.gov/smartcity/). Furthermore, Intel is spending 20 Billion dollars to build two semiconductor plants, and many more great things presently and coming in the future. Needless to say, Columbus will remain a strong real estate market for the foreseeable future.

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Columbus, Ohio

Quote from @Brandon Lewis:

Hi Everyone! My name is Brandon I have been investing in real estate for about 1.5 years in the Charlotte, NC metro area . I am now currently looking to expand in the Dayton, OH metro are looking for serious cash buyers. Looking forward to networking and working with everyone. Thank you in advance.

Welcome! I'm working with a few people looking to buy in the area. Let's connect!

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Dayton, Ohio

Quote from @Gurjot Grewal:

I have some very basic work that needs doing. But would also like to add a trustworthy contact who I can work with again in the future. I've reached out to a couple but not many responses. I feel maybe the job is too small or they are unhappy that I'm not a local. Any suggestions here ?

The work :

-Gutter cleaning
-fix downspouts
-fix loose sidings
-carbon monoxide detector install
-bath silicone

I can send some referrals that I have used in the past

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Columbus, Ohio

All Forum Posts by: Anthony L Amos Jr

Anthony L Amos Jr has started 6 posts and replied 498 times.

Post: Need Recommendations for Wholesaler-Friendly Title Companies in Ohio

Post: What is like to invest in multiplex units in Columbus Ohio especially near OSU

Post: Single Family Homes Investment - Columbus,OH

Post: Hello Columbus! sell me or scare me

Post: Cash flow states

Post: Cincinnati Investors - Title Companies & Neighborhoods

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Post: Starting to get involved in Columbus!

Post: Looking to start/expand my Cash Buyers List in the Greater Dayton Metro Area

Post: Can anyone suggest a trustworthy handyman in Columbus ?