I simply warn people about shady turn key operators, which we both know exists in this industry.Thanks mate,I should be at this years IMN also.Let's catch up.Columbus in my opinion is too expensive and doesn't have the cashflow like a tertiary market like Toledo.Plus, there is lot of competition there.Yes, the potential for appreciation is higher but betting on appreciation is speculative.I like looking at the fundamentals of the deal and not getting swayed by the data.Data can easily be manipulated to make any market look great.Finding the right team that knows what they are doing is a different story.Thanks again.ps.

You will find this to be one of the most, if not THE most, valuable assets in your real estate journey.

@Nik Moushon In addition to tax strategies I would also consider asset protection as your journey forth with rental properties. 

Hello, I'm just starting my journey into real estate investing, my current deadline for myself to actually start is next year so I'm trying to cram as much information as I possibly can. 

For instance, I'll bet your lease requires the tenant to provide 60 days intent-to-vacate notice (or less) at the end of the lease term.

Walking the walk is a lot more difficult than talking the talk.Hope this helps.Good luck on your journey!

Oceans of red tape must be navigated, but if done correctly, very much worth the journey. 

I'm very excited to immerse myself in real estate investing and begin my journey towards financial freedom.I am originally from Indiana and moved to Utah during May 2018.

Good luck on your journey!

He was patient as you kept dumping freon into the same obviously busted unit (and I'll bet it looks plenty old), hoping for a different outcome by doing the same thing over and over.