I too am searching at expanding to OH, at the present am only in FL which is also good.

It is in a desirable area.

There have been a few posts on this specific subject, if you haven't searched through historical posts I would recommend that as there are a few leads.

I did a quick search, and I will try to explain it a different way.The sign in the picture appears to be an on-premise for sale sign rather than an off-premise directional sign (pointer sign).

Before I pose my question, let me start off by saying that I completely understand every RE deal/strategy is different and each comes with its own pros/cons, as well as your own personal goals/desires, etc, etc, etc.So in a very generalized sense, if a would-be real estate investor has the option to start investing in SF/small MF RE, or being a passive investor in a larger syndication deal... which one typically is better (ie better returns on your investment)?

Also it is strange how when you search online for reviews for real estate schools it is hard finding any comments other than reviews posted at the schools websites.Cmon people! 

It is in a desirable area where houses sell quickly, and the house itself is in great condition, along with the whole neighborhood it is in great condition. 

I've done a number of owner finance deals as a buyer, and an attorney is not terribly expensive, typically about $1k per property including the note and title search. 

Good luck with the search!

Best of luck in your search.