Pulling all the good sub2 stuff together into one place like that would enable all of those tough searches to be simplified into "just hit that sweet page with everything good".

Your best bet is, to improvise your system internally, like sign up for a pro account in home depot and enable text2confirm or open cash accounts with suppliers or small credit accounta in paint shop.

The property was solid, the numbers worked out, owner financing enabled us to only have to put up $7k on the down payment, so we jumped on it! 

Are there not laws in Ohio that protect a landlord and enable him/her to enforce rental leases?

The mortgage payment, taxes, insurance, etc. would probably run me about $1,100-$1,250.Given my personal budget allows for $1,500/month in savings, anyway (plus a discretionary allowance I could tap into if needed), I feel like I could handle vacant months without feeling the squeeze.I would definitely use a property management service — the combination of my inexperience and my long work hours (often 70-90/week) means I am simply not the best candidate to manage property on a daily basis.I'm not looking for supplemental income out of this.

There is zip code, an area code, a neighborhood SIC code, and an optional Subdivision code, that all enable you to zero in when querying.

We have never bought a home before, but we thought it would be a smart move to buy a cheaper home (170K) in Austin, TX, instead of renting all the time we are saving up to buy a 300K home.So what I'm trying to figure out is, if it would be smartest to rent for 5 years (and through money out of the window), or buy enable to potentially avoid to loose money to a renter while paying off school loans and save for downpayment.

I currently work 7 on 7 off so my schedule allows me to relax and give opportunity/time for a second career or supplemental income.

It is supplemental heat for one area of the house so they can go without it but to have spent the money for the heating fireplace and its too expensive to use that is crazy.

I would like this investment to supplement my current income, and over 10 years build a sizable real estate portfolio that will allow me to leave corporate America and spend 100% of my time focusing on growing my units.