My first property was chaotic with tenant troubles, so Ohio being a landlord-friendly state and Parma Heights being A-class location, I'm eager to get involved and experience the difference.

Never really had any issues with tenants or lease violations, mostly because I was screening them myself and I'm lucky that a good chunk of them were friends of mine prior to being tenants.

This is the simplest method, but it also means your tenants are more likely to abuse the utilities by leaving windows open with the heat or A/C running, leaving lights on, ignoring the toilet that constantly flushes on its own, etc.3.

I always found QB to be clunky, not user friendly and just kind of overkill.

Quote from @Yohannes Haim: Would you guys consider Springfield to be a tenant friendly or landlord friendly zone.

If you plan to be hands-on in acquisitions and networking, a license might be worth it—otherwise, working with an investor-friendly agent could save you the hassle.Good luck!

Turnkey properties typically range from $100K–$300K, and the landlord laws are much more investor-friendly compared to other markets.2. 

I’m mostly interested in multi family homes (using the Brrr method).

Just dropping a friendly note to say hey.

Most transactions between friends or loved ones fail.