You can also find real estate investing groups through meetup.com, Facebook, or a Google search.

Name doesn't ring a bell, but I searched our company contact records for Elliott Taylor.

Look them up on the tax records for free and then use a free site like Spokeo to search info on the owner.

If they aren’t dominating the search results with the real estate website and blogs, there are even more competitors per page of search results.

@Rion Redinger Hi Rion, I don't show a unit until I have a completed application including a pay stub documenting employment and income, a copy of the applicant Driver's License and I will have run public record court searches for all munis and counties listed on the application.

I can help with financing if you'd like good options there, too.Best of luck in your search!

I’m personally in the Cincinnati area, born in Dayton, but do not invest there at the moment.I’ve heard solid feedback and experiences from Bridgestream Property Management.I hope this helps in your management search

I think that the tax perks from having a rental make this more attractive than it might initially seem, but I have only done some quick internet searches, so I could very well be overestimating the upside and underestimating the downside??

Thank you I will search around for those options.

Connecting with local investors is next on my list and as slowing looking to narrow my markets.I look forward to chatting in the future!