Although I have a bit of knowledge working with pre-foreclosures, I am not to fond of a real-estate strategy for working with a property after bankruptcy.

He is fond of saying that once the system is built and originally permitted it no longer matters what happens afterwards such as if extra bedrooms are added on or you’ve got 5 people living in 4 bedrooms.

Clayton Morris is fond of saying that a clogged toilet is the worse thing you would have to face as an absentee landlord.

I might suggest you widen your search slightly south and include Oshkosh and Fond du Lac as well. 

Lenders are not fond of FHA for quite a few different reasons (in my opinion).  

@Remington Lyman I know you aren’t fond of Dayton and I’m curious, are the property taxes as convoluted in Columbus as they are in Dayton?

I'm particularly fond of North Collinwood.Some cities that have POS are more investor friendly than others.  

They're very fond of the market because of the amount of government jobs and the logistics make it ideal for a rental.

Many owners that sit on the board may occupy their homes year-round and aren't always fond of STR's.

I understand you must wait 90 days, but I’m still not to fond on if this is even a possible route to take as a entry level fix/flipper.