Everyone will talk about leveraging you money and other things, but ultimately it's your money and you should build the lifestyle you want with it - but just make sure you also build protections into it so people can't pull the rug out from under you.

I am very dedicated, very business minded/orientated (my mind is always spinning with ideas and ways to improve), but most of all, I am a great learner...

Especially if you're interested in building mixed-use, multi-family, transit-oriented-community developments at 58 units per acre.

Hey guys, I'm looking for recommendations for reliable property management companies in Cincinnati, OH.I'm building my portfolio there and I need a company to help manage it.Right now, I just have a duplex but I'm going to purchasing another multifamily soon.Who do you guys recommend that is results oriented and reliable?

)I have worked in the service industry for quite some time and absolutely love to problem-solve and find solutions for people who are driven and goal-oriented.

This way you can see who actually took the time to read your entire description and who is detail oriented enough to catch the slightly hidden request. 

My home inspector specifically excluded checking for structural cracks, damage, etc UNDER tenant belongings including area rugs in the garage.

I have Roger Herring in Laurenceville as a recommend, but I can't tell if he is a CPA or not.Any know a sharp real estate investor oriented CPA?

Investing is about building equity AND generating cash flow.Now, there are two ways to get cash flow.First, buy the cheapest D Class property you possibly can in the poorest, most depressed town in the country or nearby and earn a commensurately large amount of rent per dollar invested.Second, buy a nice property in an in-demand area, earning little to no cash flow per dollar invested immediately, hoping that the area will improve and rents will one day rise.Now, you say you are buy and hold oriented.

I'm a very "numbers" oriented kind of person, so I started with a top down approach to see which neighborhoods may be good investment areas based on different metrics that investors talk about (1% rule, etc.) and of course there are no houses listed in that area.