I've often wondered about turnkey companies and how they manage to find cash flow for investors. 

What do you suggest in my scenario?

But then I wonder if I find a property out of state and form an LLC then I could eventually get away from Ca state tax (more of a cpa question). 

$50k is not enough to make alternative financing work because even at an embarrassing interest rate the investor will only make a few thousand - not enough to justify the time, document prep, risk assessment etc.I'd suggest that you get a realtor to put up the money, take a mortgage plus a few points of the selling price.

Wondering how quick rentals move in your personal experiences.

I would suggest talking to other people flipping properties in the area and ask them for recommendations on investor friendly contractors. 

Where you would suggest looking or does anyone have any recommendations?

Was wondering if anyone is active or has properties in the Columbus, Dayton, or Trotwood areas and could provide me with some un-bias feedback.

Nothing wrong with this - it could actually be a home run of a market, just make sure you are comfortable with your underwriting.I suggest buying data for your market on Pricelabs specifically ($10-20/ mo - worth it).

We run a business now that has hundreds of thousands in overhead and you wake up every day wondering why you are doing it still!