This is a pretty popular question, so you might do a search here, @Jobby John.

Quote from @Lolo Druff: I bought my first 4 unit investment property in Columbus OH.

We're getting to the end of the year and I want to know:What’s one mistake, surprise, loss, or win that’s reshaped how you invest this year?No need to be super positive, I'm just curious what’s actually changed people...

I am looking to network with anyone in Kentucky, Southern Indiana, and Ohio.

After a year, the sponsor couldn't find anything so he refunded everyone 80% of their money. 

granted I've only been doing this since 2021, but things are certainly picking up in our market as far as buyer activity in the past 2 weeks or so in a significant way that I know the data won't show yet but that you can feel.

Detroit has it as well as local Agent in charge requirements too.Don't really think it's too big of a deal as I'm so used to it.

This is called 'Information Brokering' and is perfectly legal.I'm not a legal expert, certainly not in Ohio.

If you’re thinking about markets to target, Columbus, Ohio is one I’d highly consider—when I moved here from Portland in 2020 I started my investing journey and now own 10+ rentals.

I’m noticing an interesting shift here in Columbus:
• Inventory is finally starting to loosen up
• Sellers are getting more realistic with pricing
• Rents are still holding strong in most sub-markets
• Small multi...