That has less to do with crime (in the area that I live I don't see it as a big issue) and more to do with taxes and tenant-friendly laws.For any area that is higher crime, you should budget for higher vacancy (and significantly higher vacancy if you don't set tight screening standards and have to evict a tenant) and higher repairs and maintenance.Good luck!

Also, since you’re considering Ohio the Akron and Cleveland markets are great too!

a) You will need to file a nonresident Arizona income tax return that reflects the income you earn from your Arizona rental.b) You will not owe TPT and don't need to set up an account to deposit it.

STR's are one of the more popular forum topics and 'complicated' investment categories (especially for newbies) so I wanted to share some recent investor and operator experiences on the Oregon Coast and why a coastal STR vacation rental home is worth considering. - Feasibility & Permit-ability: If you know where to look you can still secure a STR permit in most cities or counties from Brookings to Astoria.

Active management, however, can be seen as employment, which you might not be permitted to do.Forming an LLC: Forming an LLC itself is not typically considered employment.

Nestled in live oak trees and a quick walk across the street to the beach, the property provides a serene setting to unwind.

Demonized by some, and a get rich quick for others.For those of us that are licensed and operate within the guidelines, properly disclose, and set the proper expectations, wholesaling at its very essence is problem solving.

Each property has a home warranty so repairs typically just require a call to the home warranty company who then organizes the logistics of setting up a handyman from their network.

Are you set on investing out of state?

Using stabilized property algorithm to set value ignores the primary source of return.