Really depends on what type of investment property our investors are looking for, there's a pocket in the Columbus market to fit everyones Niche(within reason!)

@jaretwalker I agree that Buildium seems to fit well with your needs described above.

Pick one to two areas of real estate investing that fit and interest you and become experts in those areas. 

Im doing a farm house style remodel to fit the area.

I'm learning about multiple investment strategies and will ultimately choose one that I think best fits our market.

Interview several of them until you find one that is genuine, is the right fit with who you are, and has your interests in mind.

Reach out to him to see which would fit you better. 

So long as the style either matches/fits in to the area and is what the buyers want, it probably doesn’t matter much.As far as staging, I do it with furniture I have purchased.

I would find one based that would fit their “needs” to and extent.

Success can be delayed if we get another 2009 style crash, but ultimately if your finances are solid and you can weather the storm, any house that fits those criteria will make you money.The people who get in trouble are speculators who overextend themselves based on assuming wildly inaccurate projects of the future will come true (ex.