However, if it is a well built mid 90's mobile on a half acre of land in Columbus, mt (where i live)  it would be worth rehabbing and flipping.  

The markets I heard most about was Memphis and Little Rock (obviously b/c I was invited to present and those are the markets I represent), Columbus, Ohio, Chicago, IL and Indianapolis, Indiana and some guy doing land contracts in Grand Rapids, MI that I could not figure out.  

I am researching turnkey providers in KC, Memphis, and Columbus and some of the key things I am looking for are1) Communication.

I've been wondering about this too in the Columbus area, so I'm curious to hear the replies. 

Being a born and raised Southern California guy, it's always amazed me that people are willing to over extend themselves to live in California where we have the highest state income tax of any other state, home prices are some of the highest in the country and obviously it's not cheap to rent here either, but peeps want the sunshine, etc. lolBased on an article in Forbes surrounding the 5 Best and Worst Cities for Affordable Rents, here were the findings: (Not sure if this information matters much OR will help other RE investors make informed decisions on where they choose to invest for BUY/HOLD properties, but I'm a believer that we all need to be educated and informed, and share with one another, so here you go)  The 5 worst U.S. cities for affordable rent#5 Orange County, California (Average Rent: $1,900; Rent as a share of income: 28%)#4 Los Angeles, California (Average Rent: $1,940; Rent as a share of income: 37%)#3 Manhattan, New York (Average Rent: $3,500; Rent as a share of income: 54%)#2 San Diego, California (Average Rent: $1,750; Rent as a share of income: 30%)#1 Miami, Florida (Average Rent: $1,390; Rent as a share of income: 36%)The 5 best U.S. cities for affordable rent#5 Columbus, OH (Average Rent: $850; Rent as a share of income: 17%)#4 San Antonio, TX (Average Rent: $910; Rent as a share of income: 20%)#3 Kansas City, MO (Average Rent: $870; Rent as a share of income 16%)#2 St.

I can achieve that too in Columbus OH market. 

I operate in Columbus and Cleveland and people do very well with STR and MTR here.

I am working on doing a 2-yr lease option on a current property I own and looking for a good credit repair specialist/company that is local in Columbus, OH that I can utilize for any potential tenants interested in the lease option but have credit issues that will need resolved over the 2-yr lease so they can hopefully qualify for a mortgage and purchase the property by the end of the lease.

I was told there is a trustworthy company in Columbus Ohio.I know a member of BP that has used them sucessfully.Recasa Financial

Does anyone have any good recommendations for the Columbus, Ohio area?