Please take a few minutes to write your representative to add some sanity to AB 130.

If not under a wide concrete pad then it'll cost ~$2k to hire a plumber to excavate and replace the pipe in that section. however, the bigger question is what type of pipe do you have - cast iron, clay, ABS?  

Write out all their info into a simple Name, Address, Phone, How you know them, Rank (A,B,C...A being clients that bring you business, D-being a cold lead).

A better question is "In a B-class neighborhood, how can I achieve high CoC returns?" 

(A, B, C) I assume B since its a good balance of cash flow, safety, and appreciation.   

I ask ChatGPT all the time - "is abc neighborhood and A B C or D area". also, I've utilized it to finds property managers and other local things. 

Every deal needs a repeatable process for evaluating and exiting.What to lock in:Evaluation templates (for wholesale, flip, novation, etc.)Exit decision tree: what’s your plan A, B, and C?

Quote from @Basit Siddiqi: I think there is a sliding scale when it comes to investing / business.If you are a 100% investor(in syndication or buying in A / B Class neighbhorhoods and using a PM Company), your returns will be on the lower end.if you incorporate some 'business activity' to the investment(Self-managing rentals, STR, rental arbitrage, etc) you may get a higher return but at a cost of putting more time.The question is is the added time worth the extra money you are getting?

70k is a great spot to start from, enough for a down payment and reserves on a househack in a B+ area of Columbus.

The property is in an A/B class area, and both sides are in excellent condition.