Hopefully, Lacey will cough some money up in order to make things right with you.

I recommend you start with a turnkey rental just to get your feet wet in the market and the team you work with.

This enables you to get your feet wet while seeing how the experience goes and once you get that settled in and you're comfortable with your processes then I'd start branching out into other investments whether it be local to you or out of state. 

Thanks, Nick.I just signed up for BP Pro and am getting my feet wet with the information.I appreciate the offer to help evaluate any loan products when I get to that point.

When my tenant moves out, I'm just going to eat the cost and put in the flooring I've put in my last few rentals that went in very well, look great, and, so far, no issues; the Pergo Wet Protect from Lowes.  

Id either leave my spouse, or a partner, or someone I can train to run that while I get my feet wet with the flipping to see how it goes.

Any and all advise is welcomed, especially as I get my feet wet and start learning processes, next steps, and so forth. 

Hello, Although I have heard of this site before, I am just now getting my feet wet on the platform.

ANd then for all we know, the planet coiuld be on the verge of entering a new Wet-Age or Ice-Age.

If you have 6 digits coming in cash you can definitely spread that around wisely in Ohio using proper leverage, but I would be careful about planning to scale before your feet are even wet.