I'll need to do some digging to find it again, but if I can I'll repost the link here.

It’s in the neighborhood I originally wanted to buy in after my divorce but couldn’t find anything.

While the wealth of knowledge and experience on BiggerPockets is wide and deep, I would not trust a decision like this to the internet, I would ask you CPA and if you do not have one find one who specializes in this sort of thing.

You need to find a brokerage that specializes in LTR's and can also handle the property management.

In the majority of fraud or Ponzi Scheme cases the common theme seems to be that the money is mostly gone, and whatever is left runs out before a large portion of the victims are made whole.Sounds like the majority are first position mortgage holders.. this is super simple find an attorney that specializes in mortgage foreclosures and file. there is a federal law that went in post GFC that requires lenders to give a 90 day notice before they can file and I think it pertains to any loans on any 1 to 4 unit properties  the assets that Dodd Frank was designed to regulate. once the 90 days is up you file your foreclosure  in OHIO its a mortgage state so it cost more  money than a Deed Of Trust with power of sale state.  

Hello all,I live just south of Cincinnati and am hoping to find my first rental property in the northern Kentucky area. 

I know condo prices here don't usually go up a lot, but I'm hoping to find a good spot.

Find jobs where you can make the most and increase your lendable capacity, but that are also tied into something with real estate that you are interested in. 

There's a lot of information on how to find cash buyers as a wholesaler, but what about how to find wholesalers in markets that I'm looking at investing in?

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