When deciding between the two I know some that favor Ohio due to it's landlord friendliness, but that all depends on how much of an advantage an investor views that as.

I downloaded free trial yesterday and it seems leaps and bounds ahead of quickbooks/peachtree, in terms of user friendliness as well.

From everything I read about Texas (economy, job growth, landlord friendliness) it seems like an ideal place to be.

My spouse, Katie, and I love Lincoln and this neighborhood particularly: the charming brick street, the well-established oak trees, the friendliness of the neighbors, and the proximity to wonderful businesses.

Taxes, landlord (un)friendliness, and the aspirations of owning in the Northeast make deals hard to find.

What a difference a little bit of friendliness and kindness will bring you.

Wholesaling is a relatively new concept to me, but I would definitely be interested in any opportunities if they make good financial sense.Many thanks for reading, and I've seen the friendliness of this community, so thanks in advance for the welcomes and advice!

Site 'friendliness'?

Interesting strategies and expedient guidance, I appreciate your friendliness. 

What @Michael Clayborne said, especially the sheer friendliness of Oklahoma.