Surprisingly in my opinion Dayton is a better market because of the housing inventory market, tighter supply pushes prices up. check their average price against the rest of them.

I can cross-check some listings for you.

@John Underwood, check my first post.

There are some popular nationwide companies like New Western - you can check to see if they are in your area, and if so, get on their list. 

I would check out the single family or small multi family markets in Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio

That would be a sole proprietorship and I think there is a way to do s sole proprietorship with more than one person.You can then open a checking account as a DBA of the company name you came up with and track expenses in and out of it.My point is not to say an LLC is a bad move. 

Check out your local REIA's I know the Miami one has tax deed investors come through from time to time.

Screen potential tenants thoroughly with applications, background checks, credit checks, employment verification, and reference checks.When screening potential tenants, it is important to use industry-standard forms and reliable screening services to ensure compliance with fair housing laws.

The deadline is July 22, 2024 - per the quick form NJ Realtors Standard Form of Residential Lease.

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