If it works anything like it does here, it's a waste of time.

Just curious if anyone has a solid reference for a good CPA and attorney (both with experience in real estate investing) in the Cincinnati area.

I'm looking to increase my marketing efforts immediately by mailing 8,000-10,000 postcards/month, but don't want to waste money and time targeting the wrong lists.

Just be careful whatever you do do you don’t waste time and money and have to start over 

Are there Any Investors Using Or Have Used Hard Money in Southeast Mi that can make some solid recommendations on the best strategy to buy and hold a multiunit with Hard money?

Misleading numbers are a waste of time for everyone involved.

and this plan will take for ever. but i assure you it does work, and at some point if you have a solid plan it will pay off for the rest of your life. 

If you decide to go the mortgage broker way and are successful, you will develop a solid relationship as well. 

Pick a solid B-Class suburban area.

At 75% LTV, I would be able to completely cash out on my initial investment, but it doesn't seem like it would be worth having them as rentals at that point since my return on equity would be low and renting a home for ~$100/mo after all costs, maintenance and cap ex does not seem worth wasting time on as it is only $1,200/yr (and principal pay down) to manage the property.