Have you looked into Ohio markets such as Columbus?

My company does over 30 DSCR loan transactions a month, so I definitely have a lot of experience with that program.Mid term rentals can be tough, but they can be done.LTR (long term rent) is easier for DSCR, that would be a traditional 1 year lease tenant.I'm very familiar with the OH state market, if you have properties in mind you want to purchase, they most likely will qualify for LTR so you can do a DSCR with 20% down. 

When tenants move out, do you take your property to market rent?  

I use a google voice number for advertising/marketing properties and first name only for advertising on the internet but my full name is on my lease and i give all of my tenants my personal cell phone number.

PM, sales, rehab, marketing, everything.

(This is what a wholesaler is doing) I know this is a huge issue the CT market right now.

One thing we learned was that if you have a "builder hat" on during the initial stages, our site plan may end up differently than if we had our "entitlement & permitting hat" on. 

Richard's teachings on market analysis, property evaluation, and risk assessment have given me a competitive advantage in the real estate market and I am very grateful for that.

Cashed out refinanced and got our initial down payment back.

I have nothing to sell, am not doing marketing and not counting threads.