I would draw a circle around 30 minutes of you in all directions (not into the water of course) and then 60 minutes and run some data there first before packing your money up to ship off to a market you don't know.

Of course property taxes tend to be more expensive than interest payments where I live.The FED is supposed to keep employment low and inflation around 2%.

Of course, I'm out the deductible (2k).Incredibly, one week later, another 6ft diameter oak fell across the neighbor's front yard (this time, it damaged HIS house) and took down the power lines to my rental property which ended up causing just under $2000 of electrical work and tree removal expenses for me. 

Of course you are going to "keep the cashflow" after paying the interest, because your "investors" don't own the property, in this structure.  

I just installed gas heating systems in 2 buildings and we’ve probably had to go into each unit 25 times during the course of the install and the inspections that followed.

Reading, videos, and courses so that I wouldn’t go in blind with my fingers crossed wishing for the best…

I have looked at several courses and they all want my investment $ to teach me how to invest. 

If you were to read through the Chapter 3 Building Planning in IRC you would get a pretty good idea of many of the basic requirements.The best way to learn this quickly would be to take a general contractor test prep course. 

Ok "Lisa" you've posted all of 4 times and each relate to this course you are promoting.

We have many doors in EAST Cleveland (and of course elsewhere) with little to no issues.