As a first time buyer, I don’t think I have the skill or knowledge yet to make a purchase where I’d have to put in a lot of work- If I buy a 5 bedroom single family, I am worried that once everyone moves out, it will be hard to find people who would want to rent out a 5 bedroom as well as I’ve heard they’re harder to sell in general. - I moved to Cincinnati ~2 years ago for work so I don’t know what areas of Cincinnati are relatively safe and would be ideal for renting out in the future because ideally I would want to keep this property long term and use it as a rental property.Any suggestions would be amazing.

I found a gem of a deal in that the prior owner was looking to sell as quickly as possible to relocate.

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

I see people selling STR's and when I request their insurance to estimate cost I see regular rental policies. 

If I was her, I'd sell it and put the money in a high yield savings account.

We sell to investors and make about $50k per house at 25% margin.

The person then gets called and qualed and so it begins.I am reasonably tech savvy but not as much in this realm (not yet I guess) and nobody end to end owns the process.  

We build trust and improve our chances of finishing the deal by assuring sellers of a smooth closing process and showing our commitment with large deposits.

That means a column on a spreadsheet for each property (tax number) and a comprehensive list of items on the row side of the spreadsheet.I want to look at what my exit strategy is for each building.I want to know why he is offering seller financing and of course if it's a fair price, has title reports and is done through escrow.I don't need a real estate agent, but I would have inspections done to look for something I night miss.I want to know if buying the lot and selling off a portion makes sense.

Hey Jamie - congratulations on selling your deal.