National averages below. 

These terms are also very similar across the nation.  

I had thought it was a national issue, but found out last night that it was local to Colorado.thanks

HI Linsey, If you're going through conventional means then 75% cash out on a non owner occupied/investment property would allow you to get back $ 127,500 of your 170,000 valuation.There are also local banks and credit unions that will most likely entertain 70-80% LTV lines of credit as well, i'd recommend to search locally for these.The national credit unions like navy federal will go to 70% interest only LTV on investment properties.Often times local community banks can offer portfolio lines of credit up to 75-80% LTV as well.

If you contact the National REIA and find a chapter in Ohio near your property, I am certain they can give you a referral for a PM.

I have analyzed (probably over analyzed ) numerous properties using various metrics.

I've been in numerous bidding wars on 3 and 4 unit multi-family properties in Allegheny county, and learned a lot in that time.Due to the recent challenges, and expanding my knowledge, I've opened myself to cities with high growth, sustainability, and median house prices.

There are numerous markets to invest in for real estate as everyone knows.

We have had numerous clients and family purchase investment property, and we would like to get involved ourselves.  

I've even sent a list of possible properties in numerous zip codes.