i'd never tell a random person on the Internet "yes you should definitely move to Ohio!"

On the plus side, buying in bulk could lower everyone's premiums and simplify the process since no one has to hunt for their own policy.

As things become less and less affordable we are actively seeing more people push to an hour away from a city, even into rural areas, as long as the internet speed is strong enough. 

Prior to house hunting it would be best to work with a lender in getting pre-approved to have your financials reviewed so you know the maximum price point you can start a property search around. 

for the previous 3 offers it was Identical.I don't want to be stuck waiting on the sidelines so with the market being this hot I am a little confused about where to go from here, should I start seeking out wholesalers, doing direct mail campaigns, targeting older listings, hunt more in off market or just keep submitting offers?

If you have internet connection onsite the meter has 5 year battery and you can read it remotely.The old versions basically had an outside meter in a lock box in parallel with the water line.  

I can think of mortgage, taxes, insurance, STR insurance, water/sewer, electricity, trash, internet/cable, cleaning (can pass through), supplies, and software.

I go pheasant hunting in some very out of the way places and there are windmills that keep water troughs for cattle full.  

It involved installing meters inline that reported wirelessly to the internet and allowed you to bill each tenant.  

Rehab ($25-$30k) on my first BRRRR is coming to a close (Purchased mid January) and I am now hunting down financing.