I've done this with my rentals in Nebraska and I only pay a 6% management fee monthly.

Ideally it would be someone in (or willing to drive to) the southeast suburbs like Pickerington, Reynoldsburg, etc.

Johnathan, Easterwood is not a strong area, The southeast corner is better than the north west corner.

Hey @Dave BakerI am not familiar with Colne Valley but that specific development looks very nice.If you are looking to rent, you'll certainly be paying a big premium price for an apartment in that development compared to our apartment in that area.If you want to stay in a place where you have good facilities, it is probably the place to be but not necessarily the best value for your money.It depends on your preferences and what you value most.I used to live in a similar development for many years in the south east side of London.

There is also language in the agreement (at least in Nebraska) that outlines the role and responsibilities of the agent in the transaction, who specifically they represent in the transactions, the extent of their fiduciary duty etc....You won't be able to make an offer on a house through a buyers agent until you sign the agreement with some agent, whether it's the one you are using now or a different agent sometime in the future. 

Hi--I'm new to BP & would love some recommendations for highly skilled professionals who specialize in real estate: -attorney-agent-CPA-mortgage brokerPreferably in southeast Florida.

Overall if anyone has any experience in the Midwest market perhaps the Des Moines, Fargo North Dakota or Lincoln, Nebraska (although a college town);U of Nebraska, greatly appreciated.

The places in the northeast where inventory is high tend to be really rough from a jobs and opportunity perspective.In my discussions with people looking to invest out-of-state, I have heard many more great reports on the Southeast.

Check in Dallas, the VA hospital is in South East Dallas where homes are pretty cheap.  

Seems like a liberal mecca for the South East US.