Hi BiggerPockets Community,I'm in the process of purchasing my first rental property in Columbus, Ohio, and I could use some guidance on choosing the best neighborhood for long-term appreciation.

It doesn't take that long, and it is not that hard.For example, in Florida, it is a felony to engage in the unlicensed practice of real estate.

While the closing costs may be higher than a HELOC, the long-term interest savings might outweigh this initial expense depedning on the property value, LTV, credit, etc. 

-we have planned renovations and a long term tenant in place for this unit so we need to act as fast as possible.Thanks in advance

But if you’re urban they do 20% all day long I believe.

Currently looking at a couple properties with an ADU in hopes to rent out the main house long term and use the ADU as a midterm rental.

It could be any side-hustle you want just as long as you like it and your able to save some extra $$$. 2.

When I feel like I have enough new info about\experience with the company that is worth posting an update, I may post an update.Thanks OCF team for starting my RE investment journey.Thanks,AhmetHi Ahmet,Thanks for spending the time to compose such a detailed review about Ohio Cashflow.Although experience is very important when it comes to success in real estate, finding and working with the right people is even more important.As long as those folks are experienced at what they do and always have your best interest at heart.

I am currently reading 'How to Invest in Real Estate' by Joshua Dorkin & Brandon Turner to learn more prior to pursuing a long-term rental strategy.

I am using it to manage finances for my long term rentals, midterm and one short term rental so it's very compatible with most portfolios.