Did you find a new job in the new location?

I'd love to continue investing in and around Austin, but it appears to be getting tough here so I may need to consider other locations.

I am currently looking at the option of investing in the US, but am unsure of the exact location (any suggestions?)

As always location is key.  

The house is located in Ohio, I'm not in the area and don't have a strong local network there for lenders.

I know it comes down to screening but if the home isn't in a favorable location, how hard would it be to market to decent tenants?

Depending on the location you could probably get a reasonable hard money loan since only 30% would be ahead of them so not a bad deal.

Example of a Superior comp:6727 Johns Ct Arlington, TX 76016My property that is located in an secluded area consisting of only 25 homes:4006 Shores CtArlington, TX 76016 

Been sitting on the market for a while.So the house has been sitting on the market for 75 days in a hot market, no one is in a rush to get paid, foundation issues, roof imploding, smells like cat urine (the smellier the better), so beat up that all the local flippers are scared of it and/or make insultingly lowball offers that the seller has just been round-binning, but hey it's got a great location.

Bonus structure was 20% of whatever they don't spend, which I saved them 100k, gave me a big fat check of 20k after 2 months, timeline was 3 months, so who knows how much they gained renting those spaces for that extra month.