Colonel Sanders started KFC in his late 50's:)Where are you going to invest?

When you have about 10,000 hours under your belt, a real estate license and closed well over 100 deals, it might be time to begin attending legal Bar Association luncheons. 

The new American posture that all consumers are victims and have no control over their personal choices has become a common theme since the start of the Obama era, and is still widely promoted by liberals as the reason that we need to move to more of a Bernie Sanders' socialist agenda.The real scandal that the PBS is afraid to talk aboutEqually damaging for the liberals who support and manage PBS is the 800 pound gorilla of real estate lies: that the American taxpayer is supporting the apartment industry.

So with a year under my belt now, and a couple of deals done, I think I've finally settled and have defined myself to be a buy-and-hold investor of sfh/multifamily properties in the Las Vegas/Henderson area.

The neighborhood is average for rust-belt-Ohio, stable, rough around the edges, pretty safe.

They will take advantage of you by doing damage to your unit.An issue you may face with the Cleveland/any other rust belt market is that you may want to purchase those nice looking cheap properties, but you may get caught up in the subpar neighborhoods.

So stoked to read these and get a flip under my belt. 

You will have to have an experienced team of contractors under your belt to assess the property and a good realtor who is a great marketer; don't just count on MLS. 

I imagine Columbus is like many of the other rust belt cities and you ought to be able to find tons of properties in pretty good areas with GRMs around 100 and if you're willing to go into rougher neighborhoods closer to the 50-75 range.

Personally I'm not a big fan of the "Rust Belt" markets due to the economic factors (debt, unemployment, etc), and the higher life-time maintenance on the properties due to the winter climate.Continued success!