Curious if there are whispers (or shouts) in Columbus about the same I go to city council meetings almost every Monday and they are extremely developer friendly and new construction friendly. while there is pressure, I don't think it will ever happen. columbus wants to see economic development and would not place legislation that would restrict the free market in my opinion. right now they are doing the opposite and redoing there zoning codes to allow for higher density and higher height as well as parking reductions. just google "zone in" columbus and you'll see. there's a lot of articles about it. 

I have researched the topic.

So let's say out of state landlord fail to make a payment , bankrupt pass away etc the agent is responsible. that is the problem and that is why I mentioned most property managers would not do it.Ok, I see what you are saying and perhaps this is a language issue since you seem to be in Canada and the author of this article is writing in proper American English!

It’s a great way to build some  base knowledge on any topic you are interested in.Finally,  I would e courage you to find your local real estate investment group.

The Brevard Chapter meets tonight the 18th and tonight’s topic is “Ins and Outs of Insurance in a Changing Market”.

No one in the area has been successful, they even put an article in the local newspaper saying that they haven’t changed anyone’s property tax that has appealed.

I would just follow David Greene's method in his book on the topic: https://www.amazon.com/Buy-Rehab-Rent-Refinance-Repeat/dp/B0...Or could you check out my video on the topic which in my biased opinion is pretty good: 

Read this article on the "core 4".

Zip code 27801 has, according to this article Where N.C. mortgage holders are underwater on their home loans, a state-high 10.9% of home loans considered "seriously underwater", Q1 2024.

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