I feel like a gambler who got pretty lucky in Austin and I would like to get out of there while I'm ahead, as it is still a correcting market and houses are quite expensive.

It meets the 1% rule and is fully occupied.

I've managed multi family units and I owed my own single family rentals.

My twin brother and I will be graduating with bachelors degrees in finance this December from the University of Wisconsin Whitewater.

Let me know if you have questions and I will send a DM with my contact info.

There are 2 car washes for sale near me and I am meeting with the listing agent today to look at them.

I discovered that strength is within me, I learned to love others and my family more, and I created my financial freedom.Now I am happy and constantly create, not for money but for the joy of creating, and the money always comes in abundance.Let us hear your story :)

The damages are clearly beyond normal wear and tear and I do believe that they are oblivious since when the handed the keys over they told us that they had maintained the unit in impeccable condition.

During that time they supposedly found a leak which was beyond the scope of the maintenance  and i had to pay a plumber to come in saturday morning while the guests were there. thats on top of the "deep clean" which cost $300 and was somehow done in a couple of hours. 

Yeah I am sure Ohio was and is probably still good market, but if all investor were heading towards Ohio, what happened in Austin and San Antonio will happen again, not sure if there are a lot of new build in your market.