I could make it work, but it's going to be a slow grind.There's a few people on here who keep spamming the marketplace with Ohio properties.  

These are the types of debt products you should stay away from as they could harm your credit score.

I have to keep bugging my realtor for rental comps and she is slow getting back sometimes. 

The alternative for me would be to keep saving for down payments for each new property, but that method is so slow, and I do not yet have a positive track record to pursue many of the other creative financing options.The hiccup is, I'm paying off a 15 year mortgage on my current home, and the note is nearly equal to market rent.

I would also like to find a financial advisor who could set things up without having a product to steer you into.  

So, I strive to prove productive return and profitability with my initial flips, and establish relationships with private-lenders. 

Thought I'll use all the same standard products throughout, but that's just for simplicity on my part.What are you thinking of as far as branding?

All good points above.Since we are in a very lateral market with slow appreciation [and depreciation] I wouldn't count on much appreciation like some more volatile markets.We can, however, provide rock solid cash flow and ROI.  

Most mechanical meters actually slow down with age so a new meter may actually be more accurate and show higher readings.

The house did need a lot of work, luckily with the help of family we did all the work slow and steady.