by Peter Lohmann | Jun 3, 2026 | Investing in Rental Properties, Investing Strategy, Owner Education, Rental Market Guide
Hilliard is one of Columbus’s strongest west-side suburbs for rental investment: top-rated schools, steady household demand, and a family demographic that tends to stay put. Here’s what investors need to know heading into 2026. TL;DR Hilliard’s...
by Peter Lohmann | May 31, 2026 | Asset Management, Investing in Rental Properties, Investing Strategy, Owner Education, Rental Photos
Your listing is already competing against dozens of professionally photographed properties on the same platform. The photos you upload in the next 20 minutes will either help you lease faster – or quietly cost you hundreds of dollars you’ll never get back....
by Peter Lohmann | May 15, 2026 | Investing Strategy, Owner Education, Rental Market Guide
Reynoldsburg sits where I-70 meets east Columbus — affordable enough to pencil for cash flow, close enough to the city to attract a wide tenant pool. Here’s what the 2026 rental market looks like for investors considering this east-side suburb. TL;DR...
by Andrew Swensen | Apr 20, 2026 | Investing Strategy, Local Policy Update, Owner Education
This is the weekly Central Ohio landlord policy update. Five featured items get the full treatment below, followed by a quick-hits section covering the rest of the municipal activity worth tracking this week. Most of this activity happens in rooms landlords do not...
by Peter Lohmann | Apr 3, 2026 | Investing in Rental Properties, Investing Strategy, Property Management Education, Rental Market Guide
Worthington continues to attract renters due to its combination of top-tier suburban stability, strong schools, and proximity to major Columbus employment corridors. In 2026, the market remains steady rather than explosive,well-priced rentals typically lease within a...
by Peter Lohmann | Mar 31, 2026 | Investing Strategy, Owner Education, Pet Policy
Pet screening helps landlords reduce risk, but Fair Housing laws limit how animals can be evaluated. Service animals and emotional support animals are not considered pets, which means standard pet fees and restrictions do not apply. The key is having a consistent...
