One well-respected attorney I wouldn't hesitate to recommend is Zachary Rothken @ Rosenberg Estis.Good luck and please post updates.

The inspection is an opportunity to (a) document the condition of the rental so I can track tenant damages from that day forward, (b) look into any maintenance issues the tenants may be concerned with, and (c) notify them that a new lease is coming and what that entails.As for rent increases, I don't ever recommend keeping tenants more than 10% below market.

heart and home manages all zips of Central Ohio they don't discriminate, they work with out of state, and they do medium term. they are conservative that's who I recommend 

The majority of buyers consider a lender recommended by their RE broker that they are familiar with.

I recommend narrowing your focus to just wholesaling for now.

@John OksI recommend finding an accountant specializing in real estate taxation.

If you are a person with low capital but eager to invest in real estate here are some options I would personally recommend and I would love to hear what other people suggest!

I wouldn't recommend a new build home for rental purposes.

I recommend at least every six months, but would prefer you inspect every 3-4 months and be prepared to hold them accountable if there is even the slightest hint of damage or odor.People with strong applications and good credit tend to be responsible pet owners.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?