Then just a general welcome letter introducing yourself and a little bit of your professional history. 

.- Rental Demand: Columbus is a growing city with a steady flow of professionals and students, ensuring a strong and consistent demand for rental properties.- Economic Growth: The city's economy is diverse and steadily growing, providing a stable environment for your investment to thrive.- Investor-Friendly Climate: Columbus has relatively manageable regulations and property taxes, making it attractive for real estate investors.While investing out of state does come with its challenges, such as property management from afar, partnering with a local property management company can help ease these concerns.

But I do have a problem with paying $25,000 for access to private money lenders and for "systems you can put in place to scale"Google "Private Money Lenders Near Me" and you should find a dozen that show up, with websites and reviews.

It is important that you hire professionals who have experience working with foreign investors.

Here is the name of a lender that has been in the area for quite awhile Private Mortgage Lending Nationwide - Brookview Financial 

@Kelvin NgFor private lending assuming its lending to non owner occupied I would say my preference is a LLC in case of any lawsuit as higher chance in lending but I know some who use personal name

Is there any recommendation to use multiple private lendors vs. a bank?

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Private lending is a little harder to define.  

In 2023 I had to transfer one of my properties from a private ownership to an LLC owned solely by me.