Ideally, the right company will handle everything from cleaning and booking management to on-the-ground troubleshooting for guests when needed.

", but I am unsure if that only applies if we were to stay in the unit for less then 24 months.We would ideally like to live in the unit for 24 months, do some improvements and re-rent the unit at market rates, but Im not entirely sure what the rules are here.

If there is any way you can finish the rehab while pinching Pennies, that would be ideal.  

Ideally, 4 or more bedrooms can get you the most bang for your buck from an occupancy standpoint, but this will more than likely increase your purchase price.

I am familiar with Dublin and Grove City, but would love to learn of other area.I would say a blend- Cash flow is key and ideally would like a property to appreciate to some degree.

It's helpful to work with a mortgage broker that has experience working with DSCR loans and ideally specializes in working with investors.

I'm just very straight forward and I deal with mostly men in regards to subcontracting and really don't see any reason for me to separate myself from them.

The HOA also needs a reserve study that would spell out what the ideal amount should go into reserves.

The type of home that we've looked into is a condo (I am not a fan of HOA dues), apartment, new construction (ideal, but will this have equity in it later on?)

Knocking out your first deal with all cash is ideal for saving on financing twice - the rehab loan and the 30-year fixed DSCR refinance.