[Biggerpockets plan is: Buy BETTER, from day one!] 

Multifamily (2-4 units) properties often times require additional down payment (Fannie/Freddie require 25% down), but there are a few DSCR lenders that will allow 15% down on 2-4 unit properties as well.

Hey @Marvin Bracamonte - pretty much depends on you, the amount of $ you have, as well as the numbers on the next property. 

I would narrow your search to who is the most reputable, hungriest, and priced well for the work performed (not the cheapest). 

By quickly assessing the market and taking advantage of the property's high demand, Partner Driven added value through a well-timed sale without requiring extensive renovations.

Also, please do not get "gift funds" from a family member if you plan to repay that gift.

I am in Florida as well and I have learned over the last several years you have Agents that are great and do their due diligence and some that are brand new and tend to not know enough right out of the gate.

We have worked really hard to build and provide tools so that there's a low barrier to entry (well, as low as it can be in Real Estate anyways) Here's my rec that could have you looking at dozens of pre-analyzed deals in less than an hour 1.

I was told to create an S Corp and run all expenses through it and in QB the flips are divided by address into its own "class" as suggested by @Marty Boardman as well. 

@Seth Baumgartnerare you able / planning on going out to Cincinnati to see properties, set things up, and then make periodic trips out to oversee everything?