This is especially appealing to me as I will soon be moving to Japan for a couple years and so all of the states will be out of state for me.I am curious about Dayton, OH specifically for a few reasons:1- I went to school there (Go Flyers)2- I have family in the area and may be moving back to southern Ohio at some point down the road3- It seems to me (and maybe I am wrong about this, so please correct me if I am) but having a large military base in an area would make the market good for rentals, and Dayton has a large Air Force BaseMy questions are:Does anyone have experience with rental properties (single family and up to quads) in the area?

Which doesn’t mean you are suddenly making a lower return... no in fact you just forced a bunch of appreciation. 

I live in Clearfield UTAH right by Hill Air Force base one of UTAH'S largest employers.

I was able to do it through being on the lead task force.

The Internet has made it easier for you to advertise your properties, so being located on Main Street is not as vital as years ago.C properties have higher cap rates than B and As because of their age, and the fact that they contain less appreciation, unless it is forced.  

Don’t force yourself into the Fannie Mae box of 25% down if you don’t need to.

I got them from the preteen labor force .

Force the Seller to get rid of the problem before closing rather than inheriting the problem.

Buying something 15-20 years old, allows you to do forced appreciation.

No one is forcing you to get a BBB accreditation.