It really put it into a different perspective and I’m grateful to you for taking the time to respond.

Always grateful for your responses!

We are all better for it and I am personally grateful.

I'm grateful for any advice that members might have! 

Seeking advice on most affordable areas in Cincinnati and potential growth areas in Cincinnati grateful for help.

Some havnt gone through in their entire investmnet career thinking I did the wrong thing.But the amount of experience and knowledge I gained in my first year of real estate I will forever be grateful, because that sent me on the path to achieve my goal to retire from my job at the engineering firm before I hit the age of 30 and I am grateful for all the sacrifices that I have made and all the friendships I have gained in the multiple events that I went to.In the next chapter for me that led me to quit my job is that I matched my W-2 income with my passive income, and I was able to purchase a small business that I am currently operating which is a signage and banners business.

I 100% agree with @Mackenzie Grate. 

I don't know BUT I'm doing/done two deals in a town,I only visited over a decade ago, and have only visitedeach property once back then ONLY.So my experience was smooth in a wholesale deal,AS-IS no inspection, I seller-financed BUT the otherdeal was a nightmare incl. eviction, insurance claim,stolen property, abatement, etc. so I dumped theproperty and I think it's cursed, one problem after another,so it gave me another MBA in real estate LOL.It's a GREAT WAY to learn:- problem solving- trusting a virtual team (via phone/text/email)- developing phone skills- getting creative based on heresay- realizing that stress is part of the deal- gratefulness for things you can see which all comes down to Buffet's"I stay in my circle of competence"Do you want to become a 10 yr proat off-site deal/property mgmt?

Would be super grateful if you can share some of the info that you have about Airbnb rentals in the area

The buyers were just as grateful, as they kept mentioning that this was a “blessing”, and that they would love to do business again.