I respect your decisions and I think your outcomes are almost 3 fold. 1.

I personally buy poor houses in great neighborhoods not great houses in poor neighborhoods.

I downloaded Camtasia which worked out fine but when I uploaded my video to Viemo it came out with poor resolution.

At this point in time I, I have the extra income to likely buy 1 new investment property each year but that could change to about 2 per year once student loans and personal mortgage are paid off, I'm making VERY VERY aggressive payments on both because I'd rather not worry about the payments and I'd like to have the extra disposable income to make more money with (I know that I could use the money for investing but I am not a fan of personal debt, so this is the decision I made).

Sometimes condo associations can be very poorly run.

I believe the POS inspection is a regional practice specific to certain municipalities in Northeast Ohio, so it'll be hard to get specific insight about this issue.I hope the realtors will be flexible about this one, but I have had poor experiences with this brokerage in the past.

Decisions, decions..

If you are doing true buy-and-hold, then appreciation potential should definitely be more important in your decision.

There are more costs to holding a rental other than your mortgage payment + taxes/insurance.Hope that helps you make a more educated decision after you meet the PM company!

. :)Okay, excuse me, on inept, it's a poor source document and it takes much of the liability of the settlement agent and tosses it right back in the lap of the parties closing.