That helps cut down on the time involved. 

My concern was, I invest in Columbus with the expectation that the Intel “high tide raises all boats”, and then they cut their losses and build somewhere else.

You should cut your teeth locally.

It’s not cutting it.Average income earners ($75k-150k): House-hack, save up down payments, rehab, etc.High income earners ($150k+): Just park low down payments everywhere you can while young, in break even or cash flow deals, while interest rates are historically low.

There are few short cuts and the more you learn the more work there is to do.

Cutting costs through DIY from a long distance can lead to long term Costs and lost equity in poor property conditions. 

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Keep in mind you're dealing with a city that will fine you if you do not cut your grass, and neighbors bitching about it. 

I'm also not in a rush to sell, I'd be perfectly happy letting the house sit for the next 6 months to a year while we see the impacts of any potential rate cuts.