I do have access to some local agents and have access to the local MLS but like you said housing availability is very limited.

It’s one of those markets where you can still get in at a reasonable entry point but also ride the appreciation wave as the city continues to grow.Curious if others here on BP are noticing similar dynamics in their markets — are you seeing that same combination of affordability + growth elsewhere, or is this more unique to Columbus right now?

Be honest with yourself about how yours compares to these. 

@Lilly Michael as a wholesaler, it’s your job to build that list.You need to get in front of the owners of the types of homes you want to wholesale.

It was also a simple, concrete block structure — easy to maintain — and felt like a safe bet for consistent rental demand.

I am trying to find an attorney with reasonable price. 

i would say i have a healthy portfolio and a moderate amount of experience.i can't advise you or tell you what to do, but i can answer questions about my own experience.i would just post specific questions here in the forums. 

Otherwise your local real estate board should have standard state contracts on their website for download.

Appreciate the reminder to stay encouraging and focused.

If you do decide to go the STR route, how many beds do you plan to have?