Oregon has been a fun state to invest.

You would need to look at licensing in your state, etc. for the latter. 

I want to get into real estate investing across multiple states. 

Hi Everyone - I'm an out of state investor that currently owns 3 LTRs in Toledo.

As a first time investor I am quite wary of going out of state.

If you're looking to just stay legally compliant, I would check your cities laws regarding rooming houses.

As stated before do not sign a a contract with any of the roofers until the claim has been approved, you know what you're working with dollar wise and have some competing quotes.

A lawsuit was filed by the city for delinquent property taxes.

However in my city a permit is required to list on Airbnb for 30 consecutive days or less.

HH can be a great strategy, but exploring other avenues, like single-family rentals or small multifamily properties where you don't live on-site, might be worth considering.For neighborhoods, check out Seminole Heights, Ybor City, and South Tampa, which attract young professionals.