All Forum Posts by: Anthony L Amos Jr
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Post: Need a lender for Ohio BRRR & I live in California

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Quote from @Christian Maher:
Hello Guys,
We are new to this platform and we are looking for some recommendations- We live in California and we are looking to buy a property in Ohio cash, we are also planning to rehab it with our own cash to BRRR it. Looking for an experienced lender to help us Refi cash out with our New LLC. Thank you so much in advance.
I have a great lender I can share with you
Post: Investing in Dayton

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Quote from @Codey Wendel:
Hi all. I'm from Columbus but have been looking into Dayton as a potential location for my first investment property. What are some pros and cons of investing in Dayton? I'm not too familiar with the city so any information is appreciated. Would love to connect with some Dayton investors as well. Thanks in advance.
Check out some smaller towns between Dayton and Columbus, like Jeffersonville. Honda has broken ground on the new battery plant out there, and you'll be able to keep an eye on your first investment
Post: Best Midwest Market ?

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Post: Looking for a Property Manager in Columbus

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Quote from @Mason Um:
Hi! I'm an out-of-state (based in NorCal) SFH investor looking for a property manager. My property is in Columbus - Driving Park area. Would like to connect with any PMs (open to all recommendations), and would also like to connect with any out-of-state investors with their property in Columbus. Thanks!
I can share my property manager referrals
Post: First time buying a rental property for investment dilemma

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Quote from @Jenny Kao:
Hi all, I'm a newbie to real estate! Currently, I'm looking to buy my first rental property. I'm looking at single family home (3B2B) or condo in either AZ or CO. However, most single family home price seems to be out of my range (low 300) and condos all have high HOA fee, which I'm not sure down the road if it's worth it. Should I be looking at other states instead? Seems like there are a lot of experts in this community, therefore just wanted to get some thoughts. Thanks!
Ohio has multiple affordable markets you should consider, such as Toledo. It's a very affordable, cash flowing market.
Post: New member here, let’s connect!

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Quote from @Svetlana Kazantseva:
Hi BP community! I’m Svetlana, my husband and I are 1st-generation immigrants raising children here in the US - some brainstorming lead us to real estate investment as a tool to secure our family financial future. We have 1 investment property in Europe (an apartment we initially purchased for ourselves and now rent it out). To begin our RE investment journey in the US we are currently learning about everything and figuring out our strategy. We live in a super expensive place (SF Bay Area) and cannot start investing locally due to the prices. If you can suggest any locations in any states to begin with (good appreciation, cash flow, good schools and single family houses under 300k) we would greatly appreciate it!
Invest in the wonderful town of Columbus, OH. 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.
Post: Buying Investment Property in Ohio

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Quote from @Ray Ravjani:
Hello. I along with my other two friends are planing to buy an investment property for long term rental in Columbus, Ohio or New Albany, Ohio. I have two questions
-Is Ohio a good idea for a rental property?
- Should we establish a CALIFORNIA Cooperation and have everything under the Corp?
Hello Ray!
Invest in the wonderful town of Columbus, OH. Home to The Ohio State University with nearly 60,000 students, 5 fortune 500 companies, over +25% population change since 2000, 2016 smart city challenge award winner gaining 50 million dollars in funding from the government ( https://www.columbus.gov/smartcity/), Intel is spending 20 Billion dollars to build two semiconductor plants, and many 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.
I can also share my local lawyer & CPA referrals for your 2nd question
Post: Promising areas/markets to start my real estate portfolio!

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Quote from @Account Closed:
Hi everyone, my name is Max. I’m new to bigger pockets and I am an aspiring real estate investor. Now, I was wondering… given how tough the real estate market in Canada is these days, does anyone have any recommendations for specific markets/areas to look at when trying to start my portfolio? I know this is a bit of a general question, but any information/recommendations on some of the “best” areas/markets (where you can still get in quite cheap and the place has good growth potential) in Canada to start my investing journey would be much appreciated. And whether you have recommendations because of personal experience/success in those areas, or if it’s your own personal opinion, I’m all ears.
Lastly, I want to apologize in advance of this question bothers anyone. Yes, I know it’s general, might be hard to answer, and ultimately is a very beginner type of question, however I am a complete beginner in the real estate world, and everyone needs to start somewhere. So, any info on where to start looking for properties would be great… oh and also, would you recommend trying to buy a single or multi family home as my first property? Keeping in mind that I am hoping to hold it for the long term and have it be the first property in my portfolio!
Invest in the wonderful town of Columbus, OH. Home to The Ohio State University with nearly 60,000 students, 5 Fortune 500 companies, over +25% population change since 2000, 2016 smart city challenge award winner gaining 50 million dollars in funding from the government (https://www.columbus.gov/smartcity/), 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.
Post: First OOO BRRRR

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Quote from @Ola Owoyemi:
Hi everyone!
I have been an inactive Bigger Pockets member but this is my first post.
I live in VA, I have a few rental properties in Baltimore, MD. I am looking to start investing out of state using the BRRRR strategy.
However I have a few questions:
1) What states would you advise to look at for BRRRR? I am looking for both cash flow and reasonable appreciation.
2) Some people suggest to buy with cash 100% while I have seen others suggest to take out a loan. Which is better for the BRRRR strategy?
I look forward to connecting with others - especially those that might be BRRRRing out of state! Looking to connect with contractors, agents, lenders, and other investors!
Any advice is welcome!
Hello! Ohio has a mixture of markets that offer cashflow and/or appreciation. Columbus can offer both while Toledo, Cleveland, and Dayton will offer more cashflow.
Cash or leverage will just depend on the numbers. Most will make more sense if you have the cash but I would always analyze using both methods
Post: Getting financing as a college student

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Quote from @Codey Wendel:
Hi everyone. I am currently a junior at Ohio State but am eager to get started in Real Estate, preferably before graduating. Is it possible to get financing as a college student? I know most lenders require you to have a full-time job, but I am unsure if there are any creative options out there.
My finances are in pretty good shape. I have been saving for a down payment and have a decent size cash reserve. My credit score is fair as well. I am currently working full time but will transition to part time once school rolls around. I am also in the Army National Guard, which is another stream of income. Not sure if that would help my case or not. Thank you in advance.
Hello! You can use a co-signer or DSCR on a 2-4 unit. You could also learn about and apply creative financing strategies like land contracts and sub-to where no banks are involved