Typically I recommend that people get very clear on your vision for not only what you want to do but the exact markets you want to do projects in and narrow your focus to those.

If bookkeeping is your thing, that's something else you might offer help with.

Interestingly, the premium for the single-family rental is about half that of the 4-unit property.I’ve owned rental properties for over 34 years, so I have a solid understanding of how premiums and coverages typically align with property values.

For example, if I were to invest in Columbus, Ohio, could anyone share their insights on which neighborhoods or parts of the city offer good returns?

That is not typically disclosed up front. 

REITs are typically easier to manage and can give you exposure to real estate without being directly involved.Explore Commercial Properties: If you're intrigued by the idea of parking lots, you could explore other commercial properties or mixed-use spaces.

I typically recommend a new construction for a true turnkey property as the builder typically has some sort of warranty.

Fund and Grow appears to offer nothing more than one of those credit card stacking schemes that were popular here years ago.

In addtion to the typical 'SOLD' Comps, I also always run Comps on what is currently offered for sale.

The ONLY reasonable deals are:Appliances when purchased if you have a retailer that offers unlimited repairs/replacement for 5 years for 10% of price.