@Robert Ellis I'm not sure of the exact address of my brothers duplexes but he lives in Reynoldsburg.

You will probably have more upfront CapEx to do, but once you address the big issues then you should be fine.

First of all, I hope everyone is doing well wherever you are and if you have the luxury to be reading this post, I would like to address the obvious.

To help us, simply go to the first page at the bottom of this list of emails titled Senators, cut and paste all 35 email addresses into your "to" line on your email, write a catchy memo  line like "Vote yes to HB 461 to help unify evictions" or make the cheaper, add a note, like "Dear Senators, please vote YES to UB 461"  and send it all. 

When I pulled permits I had the fire Marshall out to address any issue preemptively and he noted that because the ceiling was too low in the back exit hallway my third floor apartment was only considered to have one means of Egress.

Also keep in mind you should have a reserve built up aside from the initial down payment to cover any larger expenses that pop up that you would need to address immediately (heat,AC, Roof appliances, etc...).  

For that reason I always keep my water bills in my name and sent to my home address, and then forward them to the tenants for payment.

It’s relatively inexpensive and would show effort by all parties that the issue has been addressed should it occur again.

If someone needs help I will address it with them individually.As @Todd Ortscheid pointed out most courts are closed or running at a limited capacity.

Making those connections, networking, etc in order to find the money for my first deal is my biggest hurdle so I thought I would address it first.