Also, any advice on the NJ wholesale market would also be great.Thanks,Yogi virtual wholesaling is going to be tough in columbus oh. it's super competitive as it is for locals, the price per lead for a seller lead has more than doubled since i started and there is national attention on columbus. i'd recommend finding an agent who has relationships at the local level, 10x easier than trying to virtually wholesale 

I have a scenario where I gave the tenant proper notice to resolve the issue (utility company brought it to my attention), and it was never resolved so I’ve proceeded to the next step.

I am a slow reader and I read it in about a day and half picking up a couple of good tips along the way. 

Love the attention to detail.

However, there is no doubt that a self-managed property is going to get the type of attention and bias it needs to maximize profit and minimize expenses.

It's a city that has garnered the attention of major industry, and it's a city to, not just "keep your eye on," but to dig into.

Pay attention to how long a property lasts, before it is under contract.

He advised me that the seller is going to pay him 2.5% and ask if I could put in another 2.5% to "make it whole".I see no issue with this as he brought the property to my attention without the need to elbow my way through many other prospective buyers.

@Nicky Reader Thank you for the response!

First I’m lazy and not collecting and rolling coins every month so I’d need the card reader ones.