Also the tenant started working for cash and I believe he may have been committing SNAP fraud but I have no proof.

As for Cummins future in Columbus, Cummins made a commitment to Columbus a few years back that they would be keeping their headquarters here - investing around $50 million into the city (http://indy.st/2uxRaOw)If you have any other specific questions about Columbus or my experiences over the last three years, let me know and I’d be more than willing to help out!

So I am wanting to get started in real estate investing in Columbia SC, I am coming across loads of deals which interest me but I never want to commit because I am worried that I won't be able to finance them. 

That's a long time to commit just to earn a little cash.

Police involuntarily committed him to a facility. 

There are people sitting in prison for committing fraud with federally regulated financial institutions on real estate.That you are even asking the question could be evidence enough of your intent NOT to occupy the property.

Congrats on being Pro Aaron, that'll sure to hold your feet and getting committed in investing.

Of course, especially while having a regular 9-5 to get up and go to every day but I was committed and I still am to my goal of creating a rental portfolio that can help me eventually achieve financial freedom.

Can’t seem to get them to commit to anything.

Just curious on your guys’ thought on my process and how you guys usually run it.. should I be more committed and purchase a home within the 4 months?