Florida is landlord friendly, that can save you lots of money over time if you ever need to evict. 

Thank you.Hey Celestin, I moved to Columbus a few years ago (from Portland, Oregon which was super expensive) to become a full time real estate investor, and ever since, I've completed quite a lot of BRRRRs, flips, and own a successful rental portfolio here in Columbus Ohio.

The Beltline does add some promise to the area and is currently under construction, but without additional supportive infrastructure, those markets aren't going to change drastically in the short term.

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Find a local agent, property manager and/or boots on the ground since values can change dramatically from one area to the next. 

I absolutly love investing in Anderson and pick them up when ever I can find a multifamily rent ready under $30K a door.

Mid-term is a made-up term that doesn't change the rules you have to follow.I believe you are in Virginia where monthly rentals require you to give notice 30 days of termination.

And that’s too bad, because the concept can lend “clarity of purpose” for many investors.Often, we in the real estate arena, get caught up in our real estate “business”, with an emphasis on “cash flow” or “spendable” income, the professional investors equivalent to salary for the wage earner  and met income to the small business owner.  

There is not the risk of HOAs changing the rules like in other locations, it's a true vacation market with very few full time residents. 

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