I'm currently researching long term rentals in the Nashville area.

I got sick and tired of paying outrageous taxes so I did some research and found Tax Free Wealth by Tom Wheelwright.

I think the potential is there!

For that range you should not be having problems as you should be in B grade other than maintenance for capex that is missed but that is only a year or 2 and not vacancy.  .75% in Baltimore should be A grade with lesser vacancy and only potential initial maintenance. 

Would very much be interested in also seeing potential opportunities in Ohio!

I do my search and feel that Manchester, Liverpool , and Birmingham as most likely areas I can invest in , My goal is to have good houses "Single famliy" with good prices that can establish a good cash flow as passive income.For sorry I do not live in any of those ares, I know them from EPL and try to do the research based on income and thier share in UK GDP , for sure london is the best but I can not handle the prices there.Based on my reasech I can classigy them as follow : Manchester is the best in , Birmingham , and then liverpool.I see Liverpool houses is more but rent to prices ratio is low .I need your insights on this with your valuable advise , considering the area I choose , I will keep investing on it and enlarge my protfolio in it for the next 10 years.

The best way to invest that $105k is to find a mentor who has conducted extensive market research for investing out-of-state.

Hello everyone,My name is Melissa Clyatt, and I am pleased to join this forum as an investor and property manager.I am excited to connect with fellow professionals in the industry, share insights, and explore potential collaborations.

Do you think that will deter potential tenants?

Some of them do offer data exports, but you'll have to do your own research on that.