Then depending on what the inspection finds, I would call out a roofer, siding contractor, plumber, electrician and/or HVAC tech. 

My friends, previous co-workers, etc. all of which make >100k working in tech.

Tampa is a mix of both the southern half of Florida and the Northern half.  

I did have some questions on areas of interest, Tech Terrace, Rush, etc, as well as finding investor friendly Realtors, Property Managers, Closing Agents, Title Companies, Contractors, etc.

My current career is in tech marketing and I love it but I am not a 9-5 cubicle type person AT ALL.

My sample package is a failed mix-property (RE Brokers and seller was not interested in seller financing) so something negative I turn ed that into something positive and use their deal package but I tweaked the financials...and said something like this as a byline..."

Columbus is a great market to look into, many big tech companies are expanding their business here and the city is rapidly growing.

Facility requirements: HUD requires a management company run the operations, but now allows for 100% of the beds to be private pay(versus a mix of medicade, medicare, and VA).THIS IS FOR ALFs ONLY.Typically, there is a mix though as you don't usually see 100% private pay.

I am not tech-savvy, especially when it comes to hardware.

They've designated mixed use with residential on the major north/south road, with densities tapering off over several blocks on either side.