@Eric BetteLook for David Greene’s book for renting out of state, one of my top book you can find it in BP book store.NOLO makes a book that shows Landlord Tenant laws by state if that’s what you want to compare every year comes w new edition..Yes you will definitely need a PM if you invest OOS and you keep your day job..I also invest close to Universities but not in NYS..

My partners Kyle Green and Keaton Kirkwood from Green Mortgage Group are awesome. 

Throw it my way, I am always keen for a chat.One of my business partners, Daniel Green, will be in Columbus 01-04 Nov and is keen to meet up with any property managers, mortgage brokers (we are all foreign nationals), or other local real estate investors in the area. 

Though I have a full time job as a tennis coach, I am looking to buy and hold rentals in another market, which is why I am currently reading David Greene's "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing". 

She knows that I am pretty green about the real estate process and she has many years of experience doing this. 

David Greene's Long distance investing book goes over many of the talking points that you just mentioned. 

I have learned a lot from reading a lot of the BP books and listening to the podcasts but am fairly green in actually the leg work as until recently it wasn't really an option.

Doesn't David Green do both?

We have a local organization called the Green Apartment Network, that attracts tenants who value sustainable living. 

Our backyard was lush green with beautiful grass.