Lmk if you have any specific questions.

And I apologize, I should've been more specific.

(They know I live out of state)  I found a towing company who I can tell the one specific vehicle that they can tow and the time frame that I expect them to be there (6pm to 6am). 

And talk to 5 recommended experienced property managers that will give you honest feedback on what homes will rent for in specific areas, potential problems, tenant base, etc.  

I invested in it, and it was an interesting alternative RE investment platform.

Alternatively, you could buy land and build but you'd have to find one of the reputable builders you can trust.

Of course, the owners don't offer to compensate the agents in anyway...Not sure what is the "fsbo website" but whatever you learn better be State specific, if not your portion of the state. 

OK from me someone who has been funding cash flow props in the mid west and specifically Ohio for a few decades.. 50k houses are in the worst neighborhoods of any city in Ohio and cant be fully turn key.. other than some very small little rural towns this might work.. but if its any of the bigger MSA's  Cleveland Cinncy Columbus ( here come the Columbus agents :) who in my mind pretty straight shooters) Dayton Toledo etc..

However they are conflicting, so I'd like a) to get more opinions on this specific area, and b) get some feedback on what other data points I should be looking at.

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