It's a newer site (so also not that many listing yet) but you can search listings by ID number so you can publish it on your yard sign, I found a number of the other ones don't and it also has a portfolio manager of sorts that's geared for landlords and property managers with multiple properties and vacancy listingsPM for the address if you're interested.

In OH and other states you can build a portfolio with little cash.

I would go to small local banks and find a portfolio lender that will lend you the money.

One last thought.If you wanted to be wealthy you likely need to do a lot of deals and have a large portfolio.

Margin calls on leverage portfolios is the driver in many ways.

Maybe appreciation will happen and you build the total value of the portfolio.

The average mortgage is paid off in about seven years and this is built in to the risk analysis of any portfolio.

The types of properties I specialize in are Foreclosures, Fixer-Uppers, Rental Property, Commercial, and Multi-Million dollar REO portfolios.

The math can pretty tell you if a deal is going to work.Second, assume that it can a long time to build a portfolio that will give you the cash flow to leave your job.

Focus on doing better deals if you want to grow the portfolio.