If you're looking in Ohio, I can recommend hitting up Kurt Weil. 

Hit me up if you’re interested in this part of the state.   

@Danny Gonzalez you hit the nail on the head.

That being said, most originators are hit with a clawback penalty if you payoff your loan within 6-9 months, meaning that the originator has to repay all commissions and fees to the buyer of the loan if you payoff the loan within that period.

Hello  @Thomas Sheehan,If your goal is to invest in an apartment where you don't have to concern yourself with maintenance and cap Ex, this deal (or perhaps another with similar rents and lower price) could make sense.The downside to deals like this is that your rents could eventually hit a ceiling as newer apartments (some with more amenities) become available.

I am located in Northern Utah and would love to invest locally, but it does not seem feasible for my strategy and financial position.

If you plan to do multifamily in the "Far" suburbs it can be harder to hit your cashflow targets VS city/near burbs simply because there is limited inventory. 

So it really comes down to who is willing to get out of their comfort zone and come into the office every day and hit the phones to find deals.

Completely agree with @Greg H.  It

You might hit a few bumps in the road...tenants who imagine due dates are more like suggestions, or unexpected repairs that crop up at the worst possible moment...but that’s part of the ride.