I bought my current home in Philadelphia back in 2012 for $130k, and has since appreciated to roughly $350k (bought in the path of progress).

I would be happy to help you evaluate your situation and see if you needed a property manager!

I travel to that area of Ohio some and am sending you a connection request.I have been fairly absent from BP as well while focusing on my own progress as well.  2020 will be a great year!

It is helpful as a buyer for the wholesaler to have some estimate about ARV and cast of repairs but I am still going to go in or send my team in to do our own evaluation.I would suggest making contacts with a contractor who is willing to evaluate your properties to help you gain that experience. 

I’ve been learning how to quickly evaluate real estate investment properties and determine potential deals.

Once this is narrowed down you can then seek out the proper way to evaluate the property type.

We've seen too many investor buy supposed rehabbed turn-keys, only to find out they got burned when they hire us to manage them and we provide an Evaluation Video showing he true condition.

You can hire either a mentor or a coach to help you expedite the progress.

@Adrian Hollifield most I have dealt with will give money in stages like a bank loan on a house big or major rehab i.e. sheetrock done $10k, paint done $5k, cabinets in $15k, etc sp you don't need to front it all, but you need to front the deposit and some progress payments if the lender is slow on releasing payments.

Please keep us posted on your progress.