It’s a familiar debate, as Californians have faced this choice twice since 2018.Under the 2019 Tenant Protection Act, rent hikes have been capped at 10% per year or lower if inflation rates dictate.

Hi, yes Ohio is a good choice if you have any questions feel free to reach out.

It seems like there are a lot of choices out there so I am looking for anything that can help me navigate making a decision. 

So, average cash flow is a product of the choices you make and the capital you have to deploy, as well as your lendability.I think what @Alecia Loveless wrote should be very helpful to you in terms of judging the money coming in, but it all depends on your location and investments.

The choice depends on your threshold of what hassle you are willing to put up with vs what expense is worth it to avoid the hassle. 

When starting out if real estate, you pretty much have no choice but to either join a team or join a large brokerage that offers hands on training.

With builders offering in-house financing as low as 5.5% for investors/second home owners, and warranties on roofs and HVAC systems, I continue to support new construction as a solid choice for LTR buyers.

That would be my choice if I exited out of Indiana.I'm not a huge fan of paying cash for properties since you're tying up a large amount on one property.

House hacking is an awesome choice for starting out—it’s a great way to cover your mortgage while gaining landlord experience.

With strong demand and guaranteed, government-backed rent, Columbus is an excellent choice for investors seeking reliable cash flow.