For showings, all of our tenants have actually signed sight-unseen because we post a video walkthrough of the property; however, I'm sure someone will want to walk through physically at some point.

Areas like Packer Park and Girard estates would provide your guests with easy access to sporting events or the casino, and areas in the Northeast like Fishtown do very well.

Rather than physically cash flowing immediately, I'd be living for pretty close to nothing. 

So you will want to make sure that you fully understand the different real estate cycles (physical and financial) and may wish to take a defensive posture in your choices.

I was once at a spa at a major casino talking with a guy who had previously been locked up for a while.

It might be physically distressing condtions like you just mentioned, but it could also be BAD tenant situations, financial issues, title issues, inheritance issues, etc.

Give them a choice, either pay electronically or physically drive to the bank every month.

Would you say a lot less stress is involved when you are investing passively versus physically owning the property and managing it on your own?

Did you ever physically visit the property before purchasing it?  

So I don't have a physical address for my LLC in Ohio but when i'm trying to apply for business banking accounts they all need an address.