Right now in Columbus, the market is still really strong compared to a lot of other places—there’s a ton of population growth, job growth, and major companies moving in or expanding like Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Honda, LG, and Anduril.

On top of that, huge companies like Intel, Meta, Google, and Amazon are expanding in the area, boosting the city’s economy, job market, and population continues to grow stronger.

A few years later, my job required me to relocate, and I faced that classic question: do I sell it or rent it out?

Outside is much improved, from tidy of lawn area to paint job. 

This is basically like full time job.

My job moves me around a lot, so I'm waiting to see where it might take me next before deciding on whether an opportunity to buy might arise again.

The PM says they do great work but every job they keep recommending a full replace... 

I need someone who does not charge retail price, but does a good job. 

You've listed two strategies for starting a new business (arbitrage, laundromat) and one strategy for acquiring your first asset (house hacking).While they can all generate income, be careful not to accidentally buy yourself a 100-hour/week job (I'm only exaggerating a little) when your stated goal is to invest in multifamily.

How demanding is that job?