It's not a one-way choice.

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Hi Jesse, congrats on your choice, you won't regret! 

Unfortunately, the path you take is not always by choice.

That's what is great about real estate, the opportunity for FREEDOM in time and lifestyle choices.

I have no choice but to succeed, at my age, I'm never going to have $1MM to invest to only pull out $40,000, the 4% rule,  but I can take $80,000 to make that $40,000 using leverage in a C area.

You'll get everything you're looking for and more in Ohio.Pretty happy with my decision to move to Columbus but Cincy and Cleveland are also great choices in my opinion.

If you are not going to do either of those, then I'm forced to go through the eviction route as you've left me no choice.

@Catherine Cirrone I love @Coty B Lunn and Lisberto Calvo for Binghamton, either of them would be a great choice!

really depends on the state.. for instance OHIO is one of the safest the judge wont confirm the sale unless everything except irs is taken care of.. you just need to know if its a first or second.NV is another pretty easy one at least Vegas. where the sales are handle downtown there is a title company right there and they run title on everything that is going and offer a hand out to any bidders just ask for it..