Talk to a mortgage expert and look up local property managers.

3) Check out some of the local meetups that you can find in this forum!

My personal opinion I would tell you to have a close friend of partner that is locally here to be your eyes and feet.

If this was us, I would hope that we would have thought to get some gift cards for some local restuarants and dropped them at the hotel for them. 

I would definitely find out your options based on local laws, and then try for an eviction.

Many of the HOAs across the metro at that price point do not have inhibitive rental restrictions.I would strongly urge you to avoid areas with flat or declining population in areas like Macon.

Very high population growth over the past few years and sustained high rental demand along with that.

I am thinking about using hard money to fund my new build but once completed refinancing thru a traditional bank to get a longer loan and a more favorable rate. find. lender that does both. easy street we are talking to for several new build triplexes for clients in columbus. they go up to 85% LTC and then can refinance on a DSCR. they want to see you win and do way more transaction volume than smaller local or regional funds.

The most common criteria I see investors evaluating when considering location are job growth, population growth, and school systems.

As someone in the senior homecare industry I can't tell you how often I've witnessed the effects of aging, the lack of control over one's inability to function independently, the fears whether realized or not that this population live with.