So make sure you have up front money for contractors to continue working cause cogo capital draw people will drag.

Yet, I continually see individuals who are making loans at 8 - 10 % and accepting returns below what they could obtain as passive investors.  

Exit strategy being, once flipped, will you continue to live there and rent the other bedrooms out?

Alternatively, would it be better to continue purchasing new homes with each move (approximately every 3 years) to gradually build my portfolio?

I am unable to afford the membership for the software and I am looking for someone who can provide me with access to continue my searches.

I built up a big management operation, didn't like the overhead & babysitting of adult employees, so I asked myself "How can I continue to build a big business without taking on more staff?" 

I think Springfield will grow as Columbus continues to take off.

@Emily Ruiz in a market like that in TX it is worth the risk in my opinion because those values are going to continue going up at a faster pace than most others over the next 10-15 years.

Population continues at a slow decline but the renter to homeowner ratios are good.

I definitely think it will continue, but each project will depend on the the lot and any specifics to the location.