Asking here will only get people to recommend their areas for the most part, but you should do this to determine the best area to invest out-of-state1. make a list of every place you and your wife have ever lived2. make a second list of where you closest friends and family (the ones you like) live3. use those lists to ask questions and review good investment market listsWhen you see something from 3 that is on 1 or 2, that is a good place to start if it fits your budget.

I just sent you my master list for referrals in the area! 

My advice is to treat your balance sheet with respect and keep your short term debt items like LOCs at a minimum if you can.

I can send you a list of contacts in Ohio to help you build your team, property manager.

PropertyRadar is particularly useful for investors looking to identify off-market deals and opportunities.Are any of these good, or is there a better option not listed here?

Also, if you list the property at the higher rate because you’re including SOME of the electric utilities (because you won’t be able to eliminate 100% of the bill.) you’re going to lose potential tenants that are filtering by rent and/or see similar properties for less, causing longer vacancies.

Need to provide esq. with list of items we want included in a shared maintenance agreement.

I found a multi-family listing that says the seller is offering a partial seller carryback.

Feel free to list the property details (as-is value, PDTI, credit score approximation, city) and I'll give you an idea if the parameters look realistic relative to our standards!

I have a list of questions I ask the cleaners and once I find at 2-3 that I'm comfortable working with I add them to my team.