Took a break from expanding the portfolio to focus on solving some of the sourcing problems in this industry through web development.

My spiddy-sense says something in the land sphere, given the lower $-outlay and more fertile to sell hopeium dreams of getting something under contract for next to nothing (Purchase Options) and selling for BIG profits (some iteration of how to just work the paperwork, and not actual investment to make the land more valuable, which can get spendy). ai will be a play for sure, but selling dreams of "you too can be the next bazillionaire real estate developer..... with no $, credit or intelligence at all...." seems a bit more tangible and relatable for those chasing rainbows.

There's a ton of great general contractors that you could likely meet there that can point you in the direction of developers 

I specialize in commercial development and have my real estate licenses.

Columbus has been a great cash-flow market with properties in the $120–180K range still hitting the 1% rule, strong job growth, population growth, and massive company developments from Intel, Amazon, Google, and Honda.

It was a… Developer!

Often, cities make these changes because developers are pushing to build commercial projects in the area and the city is updating the Master Plan to accommodate that growth.​I’d recommend digging deeper into the specific city council meeting minutes or the "Future Land Use" map for that neighborhood.

Hey BP Community,I’m looking for some guidance from those of you who have real experience in new construction and residential development.

As an investor focused on real world trends and fundamentals, I look at areas with strong job growth, new development, and limited supply because those are the factors that drive appreciation over time.

I see google maps and bing maps both do not show any development in this area yet in satellite view.