@David Marshall Thank you for the suggestion.

The only concern I would have is that it was originally an ALF but was converted into apartments so that suggests that the market could not support the business as running an ALF can be costly.

The issue you brought up about wealth advisors who have an incentive to sell you a products is a large one and that's why I believe Omar suggested a fee based one whose incentives are more aligned with their customers. 

It was suggested by my lender that I pull as the homeowner since neither of my two contractors are state certified and that line had to be completed to close the loan.

Any suggestions will be appreciated! 

Sorry i don't have a better suggestion for you on this, but if you do come across a good one, please post about it. 

If I am just starting and don't have a lot of cash on hand, where would you suggest me to start from.

Also, in addition to Ohio, I'd suggest you consider a few other high-growth Midwest states like Michigan and Missouri.We've also had great success helping overseas investors build U.S. real estate portfolios.Connect with me here on BP if you'd like to discuss.

Any suggestions or comments , please and thank you.

If they show an interest I suggest they bring me a deal and we can look at it.