I'd be willing to put in some sweat equity to compensate for your time and training.

We are the first buyer and have an option to influence whether we can be part of CCR or not.

I am a general dentist in the Akron area looking into purchasing my first rental property (specifically condo's). 

At the same time, if it is 5+ units the underwriting guidelines will be different than 1-4 units will be, so answers will vary.

A few months back I was on a sailboat in Greece electronically depositing the rent checks and exchanging a few messages with my property manager, and I thought, "That's it, I made it!".

If the numbers don't add up, then that's the time to explore other markets.

I know this will disappoint most BP forum readers who have been taught they can live behind a computer screen and make sound investment decisions based on zillow zestimates and the number of available rental units at any given time.

For me it cut down on the time to build an out of state team and gave me access to people who knew the area.

I would recommend you google Cleveland "Residents First Initiative " .

This is my first home purchase and the first agent, can i legally ditch my agent?