If the jacuzzi tub is a desired feature, then I would think that the renter/buyer would take darn good care of it because they desire it and they want to use it for relaxation and de-stressing.

-Cumberland got hit pretty hard by de-industrialization.

Property is in Lawrenceville which is the creme de la creme of Pitt. 

One option is to incorporate into Delaware or Nevada, who do have SLLC case law.

Fasted way to fail completely and utterly is to going into a RE deal without substantial cash reserves.There was a day when lenders would lend based on equity but that ship sailed and Sank into the striaght of San Juan De Fuca.... its suicide as a lender to do thatThere is one Hard money lender on this site that advertises no money down and I think that is maybe were your getting your thought of paying up front.. this is always a very poor business model in most professional lenders mind.. they just make money on the up front fee and funding deals that are few and far between.

Are there many people looking to rent outside of Columbus like in marysville/ Delaware/ plain city area.

That being said, it is my understanding that they shelved the program or at least de emphasized it.

I don't know if any are members on here in the Philadelphia/Delaware Valley region.

agree with paul de luca. getting the license and selling real estate meant I could pour those commissions into personal investments.

No, by February llinois, Tennessee, New Hampshire, Delaware, South Carolina, and North Carolina by March it's rolling out to Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and Texas.It's coming to every state on a scheduled roll out.