Hi all, just thought I would chime in with a review of my experiences with Ohio Cash Flow.I first contacted Ohio Cash Flow in March 2017, as I had been looking to get into real estate investing and had determined that turn key (and specifically midwest turn key) was a good fit, given that the combination of my full time job as an MD and my location in an expensive market (Orange County, CA) would make hunting for cash flowing deals tough.

There are a million ways to slice an orange, it all depends on what you are looking to do in the short term and long term. 

I am in Orange County and nothing cash flows here without at least 50% down. 

@Julie McCoy Nextdoor would definitely work in LA and Orange County.

Typically, in A-Class neighborhoods you end with a prospective tenants that are a little better off financially than most.I also own an LTR in Orange County (Costa Mesa) and I have had good tenants thus far. 

I am aggressively looking for property management companies for sale in Orange County CA.

If you are thinking short term rental because Universal studios is fairly close, you can't STR in Orange County, so that is out too. 

Not because they are different investment classes, they are an apples to oranges comparison. 

Speaking from personal experience, I have several STR rentals in California (I co-own STRental Pros in Orange County, Los Angeles County, and Riverside County).

its apples and Oranges.