I was surprised at the number of events here that bring in people from out of town which is why I’m curious about it. 

Purchase price: $115,000 Cash invested: $60,000 Sale price: $235,000 Small town reno, great return.

Focus on getting to know local, experienced Realtors in your town & offer to assist them for free so that you learn.  

Tricky, to get people to move in, it would need to be accessible to transportation, town...but the city has not accepted them so much legally as a living space.  

It is near economic hubs like Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Ohio State Campus, and New Albany.Turnkey properties are popular in Old North, Merion Village, Southern Orchards, Old Towne East, Driving Park, North Linden, North Hilltop, Franklinton, Reynoldsburg, and Hungarian Village.For BRRRR and Fix & Flip, consider Eastmoor, Hilltop, Whitehall, and Linden.

All you have to do is go out of town and as long as you can drive there and not have to fly things are a LOT easier!

I'm a small-town Wyoming boy that doesn't make a dime from all my efforts in BP, but I enjoy networking, learning, and helping others grow their business.

"Short term rentals" are nightly and weekly rentals, primarily for tourists or people in town for business etc. 

If you don't want to accept them, you could tell them you are waiting to see if you have other applications to make a final decision so as not to turn down the only qualified application you have, then risk a lawsuit.Here are some ideas to check:- Does the town limit the number of unrelated people living together?

After three weekends' of showing to about 15-20 groups of people, I decided to rent to a couple relocating back to California (credit it 580, lower than my required 650, but with parents as co-signer, parents have good jobs and own a house, and local in town).