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At least part of the $2,000 or so I’d be spending would go towards myself.

I also have no issue getting conventional financing, but am going DSCR in order to get up to the 75% LTV.I don't think i really need any more quotes at this time, that is not why i am posting this, just wanted to get other's thoughts.....

I know there are lots of stats and things to look at when analyzing deals as well as markets like job growth, unemployment, etc.

Of the 3 cities, I am leaning towards Charleston since it is bounded at least partially by water and wetlands which would prevent large-scale urban sprawl and increased supply of housing.

But, I would not bet on a boom in rents or prices until 2026 at least. 

But at the same time with little to no money down it seems like I will be giving away these rentals. 

What tips do you have to determine if a property will reasonable rent quickly in a given area at market rents?

I was looking at Columbus, GA, Cincinatti, OH, Akron, OH, and a few others.

But we would need to look at the total picture to make sure that's even an option.