All Forum Posts by: Marc Rice

@David Song

Tell then to buy 10 investment properties for $100k each in Columbus and then in a few years they can buy their dream home by 1031ing their single families.

@Ryan Cruz

I personally like and invest in Columbus the most due to its increasing population and job growth. There are a lot of good cash flow markets in the Midwest, but not many offer the strong appreciation of Columbus to really build long term wealth.

@Melissa D.

Numbers look great! Good luck

@Brian McCombs

Congrats on your success at Tesla, I’ve been rooting for Elon ever since I first heard of him. I’m also originally from the south of Boston area so I know you’ll like the location.

In regards to investing, I’d recommend identifying a market, finding a strong local agent in that market who can connect you with contractors, property managers, lenders, and on/off market deals. From there you’ll then be able to grow your team and start to scale your portfolio.

I personally like the Columbus, Ohio Midwest market for its strong population, job, and appreciation growth.

@Andy Pham

Congrats!

@Diana Dorantes

In Columbus, Ohio I have clients still aggressively buying as there is still a large increase in population/job growth with a lack of housing.

@Andy Pham

The best advice I would give is to connect with a local investor friendly agent who knows the inside and outs of the market, owns property, and is active. They’ll be able to give you the local knowledge you may be referring to as “secrets”.

@Dave Poeppelmeier

The city has been replacing some of the large tub trash cans with smaller individual green ones. You sure that didn’t happen?

@Melissa Perez

In Columbus or Dayton?

@Leslie Crosten

Wildcathardmoneylending, LimaOne, and AlohaCapital stood out as reputable 3 in my search.