You may even walk away from the transaction thinking you got the better of them without knowing how badly you lost out on the transaction.Also a number of them may just be unethical as well.So like everything in real estate, caveat emptor; buyer beware.

Hi, yes Ohio is a place that people are interested in investing in real estate.

My husband and I decided to get into real estate investing and pulled out 100k to start the journey.

Are you looking for tax breaks and using real estate to offset income? 

@Roman M. you're saying a community bank won't loan against a note secured by real estate?

The real kick in the pants is that EVEN IF the doomsday scenario occurred, since the price point is so low the property would still cash flow as a SFR - but the underwriters don't want to hear that. 

My real estate agent there says he isn’t concerned with the permit situation in Rome and he invests there himself and manages quite a few of them for other clients as well but I’m not as confident in the government there as he is. 

I used Jake Maines, Real estate agent in the area.

That's the job.Good news: once you gain more traction you can leverage a cold calling VA to help with the initial contact (the most time intensive part of the process), I run a call center for Real Estate so I know this can work.

Yes, property managers you can goggle and do your homework and interview to see who you want to professionally want to work with for all of your real estate needs.