So many people come to Orlando for other reasons: work conferences, sports competitions, etc.  

We have a giant conference table in my office.

One of the fastest and easiest ways to learn is just by going to vacation rental industry conferences.

They actually have a conference coming up soon. 

Dayton, OhioEconomic Factors: Dayton's economy is driven by sectors like healthcare, education, and defense and aerospace (owing to the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base).Rental Demand: Steady, especially in affordable neighborhoods.Property Prices: Generally affordable compared to national averages.Rent-to-Price Ratio: Higher in desirable neighborhoods.Market Trends: Stable, with some areas experiencing revitalization.Employment Opportunities: Mixed, with some sectors like healthcare and defense showing growth.Population Growth: Slow but stable.Vacancy Rates: Higher than national average, but varies significantly by neighborhood.Local Laws: Ohio laws are generally landlord-friendly.8.

I was at a conference this past week where someone had $2M in real estate and no debt.

The best defense is to not get sued in the first place.

My broker turned me on to RC back in Feb of 2011 and we had a couple conference calls and email with Brad Sweet at RC.

I was looking for them to ask 'why' before they even asked and I was immediately on the defense.

Many times the only satisfaction I get is knowing they now have an eviction/judgement on their record, and knowing that no decent LL will rent to them.However, in some states one can attach liens to certain property in certain instances.Your best defense is knowing the law better than your tenants, and that can be addressed by reading some reference books and studying your state laws online.