Another thing to keep in mind is that the city has experienced rapid change over the last few years.

Specifically Indianapolis, Detroit, Dayton, Toledo Cleveland, Akron, Fort Wayne, Grand Rapids etc. 

A spreadsheet is probably fine for one property, unless you are planning to scale rapidly, in which case I would recommend investing in QB right away.  

are replacing baby boomers at a rapid rate, and are right behind Generation Z...

On a long term play, there’s also pretty decent potential for commercial redevelopment over the next 5-10 years as the county is rapidly developing all over.

Your knowledge and confidence will be increasing at a rapid rate.

@Eric SullivanNew Hampshire has many sub markets growing rapidly right now.

They did not lease, they did not rent, they saved and bought assets.Life was good, but then inflation started rising rapidly.

Also might want to look into:Louisville, KYYpsilanti, MIMemphis, TNCincinnati, OHChicago, ILGrand Rapids, MILittle Rock, AK

I believe that without outside rental management help it is going to be especially challenging for you to expand as rapidly as you are looking to do.If you are ever looking at local management options in PCB, feel free to shoot me a direct message or call me.