I'm a "get the facts" kind of person, and find the data stats fascinating.   

It's good to constantly examine out of the box things like this.

My Stat Agent then forwards all mail to my UPS address here in CA.

@Rick Martin, nice analysis and I think it's great you are examining all your optionsI'm an investor and support myself and my family from my investment income.

Hi Seth,Here are a couple of sites I use to research in and out of state investment areas:crimegrade.org- Crime RatesCity-Data.com- Crime RatesUSA.com- Household Stats bls.com - Bureau Labor StatsCensus.orgHope these are helpful.

Just some stats as of today (5/13) in Charlotte County,547 - Active listings (SFR)1,316 - Pending (SFR)844 - Closed in the last 30 days (SFR)While the top may seem very doom and gloom let me provide some light.

So far, we've looked into things like septic, property taxes, disaster insurance, plowing/cleaning, cell/internet availability, propane, mold, foundation, roof, airbnb stats, and water supply.

The very high crime stats are hidden and not recorded.

No matter what Columbus still takes the cake when talking about Ohio no way around it the population growth, job opportunities and, and rise in prices are astronomical in Columbus compared to Cleveland.That could defiantly be but from the population stats and the employment stats, for me personally, Cleveland looks pretty sketchy. cC 

Hopefully you have created enough equity in the first project to not only start paying down the line of credit but also enough cash to stat Brrr number two!