Seems like this property is not really cash flowing on year 1 or 2 but there is a good potential for appreciation if I buy and hold.

I’ve begun assisting a start up group as their property acquisition specialist.

I have this plan where I first start out with a duplex , Rent 1 live in one for a year move back in with my parents and then leverage off that duplex to get another property right away.

He owns several rental properties in the area, co-ordinates a local group of investors and is a licensed RE agent.

So I have a rental property with two fairly mature trees directly in front of it. 

Quote from @Ted Davis: Hi all, I’m looking at signing up with Propstream or Privy to help find and compare investment properties.

If your property sucks, people won't rent it out as a STR either.

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I can't find anything in Ohio code either way about the topic in the
title. I have rental house with a separated detached apartment above a
garage that I plan to sell. Tenants are in both units. Once they get ...

Given your strong net worth and experience, investors might be interested in a short-term investment with a clear exit strategy.Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC): If you have significant equity in your personal residence or other properties, a HELOC can provide access to funds without selling any assets.Securities-Backed Line of Credit (SBLOC): If you have an investment portfolio, you could borrow against the value of your securities without liquidating them.Seller Financing: Negotiating with the seller to finance part of the purchase price can reduce the immediate cash requirement.

If so, does it matter if it's in the state we're trying to buy property in?