I prefer a team maximizing all talents.

I think there's a fair number of flippers that don't have the natural talent in that area, myself included.

Columbus has the perfect mix of talented individuals, groundwork, and infrastructure that has been attracting big corporations from the west coast.

I consider it the top-gun of real-estate investing....something that I admittedly don't have the time, energy and most importantly, the talent to do.

Would love more insight from talented individuals with an inside view.

In fact, we are looking for additional talented analysts to add to our (we are willing to train them).Jump on @Brian Adams' offer, he is great ;-)

Admittedly, I don't know much about them, but considering the kind of steep fees they charge, I'm pretty skeptical they can provide any better advice than some of the seasoned CPA's here on BP such as  @Linda Weygant, @Michael Plaks or @natalie kolodij (I know I'm leaving out a lot of other very talented BP CPA's).

(we found ours by posting on the Philippines' Craig's List)  - Although the talent pool is good at places like UpWork, I found that a lot of VAs you hire, once they get a better paying assignment, at times will drop you without even a word, so you end up spending a decent amount of upfront time training them, only to start the process all over again.

The tenants have separate utilities (meters, heating units) and pay for the heat and electric to their units.The price is $382,000Expenses:Insurance:  $1,000Water/sewer:  $1275Electric:  $658Trash removal:  $900Landscaping/snow removal:  $1450 (My husband and son-in-law are landscapers/plowers (and very talented general handymen), so this amount will not be close to this)Real estate taxes:  $3847Vacancy rate:  8.3%Maintenance and repairs:  $1200 Advertising:  $150Administrative:  $15020% down payment:  $76,400 with 5% interest rate - $305, 400 mortgage amount - mortgage payment $1641Rents are:  3BR - $1325; 2BR - $1050 and 1BR - $975. 

Everyone has a different set or pressures and talents.