Property Management in Gahanna, OH
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I'm formerly an engineer and am a certified professional project manger. My wife and I found Real Estate through house hacking a duplex about 3 years ago. We still own and manage that property. I have now lived in two of Columbus's "hottest" up and coming areas, South of Main and Franklinton. I know these areas very well, and it keeps me up to d... See more
Remington Lyman has a true passion for real estate and experience with rental properties. An OSU graduate, Remington Lyman knows the Central Ohio area well and its many great communities. His goal is to make the process as seamless as possible for his clients — whether they are looking for a leasing manager or a new rental to live in. He resides... See more
Gahanna is a city in Franklin County, Ohio. It is a suburb of Columbus, the state capital. The city is located in the northeastern corner of Franklin County, just south of New Albany. The city's name is derived from the Native American word for "three creeks," in reference to the three waterways that converge there: the Big Walnut Creek, the Rocky Fork Creek, and the Blacklick Creek.
