Brad Doran

The Columbus market is known for it's strong appreciation factor, low taxes, and also because it is a land-lord friendly state.

-Brad

The political climate of that area and the laws that favor tenants rights over land lord rights or the general lawlessness going on right now would be enough for me to want to move my business elsewhere. 

@Brad Lighthall you read it correctly; it was an error on my part. 

My goal is once a year, but the Louisiana property is one I only hit once in the past 4 years.One of the things I am reading up on BP is remote land lording, and eventually the plan is to buy/sell or 1031 exchange so my properties are in the same geographical location.

I feel like I am in a great location for 2% rule rentals (although I might be tagged by some as a slum lord)  we have a bounty of $20-30k homes that can rent from $450-600/month with some elbow grease.I literally have hundreds of questions and I hope to be more active than in the past, I just read Rich Dad Poor Dad and whether you like the author or not, wealth is truly about making your money work for yourself, my wife is on board and I think it's going to take a true partnership one you already have a family to make this work.Thanks in advance for any and all comments or help in the future.

It made me realize that I may not be cut out to be a land lord.

Zubair Afzal nice to meet you drug dealer going slum lord.

Thanks Brad, will do