I work out 6-7 days a week.

Some replies here, such as the one above, point out that one can work out estimated expenses from the purchase price.

And while there IS free training sessions at KW, a lot of the good stuff costs money and is why their business model is so successful.Good luck with whatever you decide and I hope my points gave you some more to think about and to look into more options than simply those two.

Ooh OohYou're making me nervous now hahaWe are looking forward to serving your vision Andrew.Thanks for being super prompt with our process and what is required to take the next step.Please keep in mind that Ohio Cashflow/our market and properties aren't for everyone so don't get disappointed if thing's don't work out and we mutually decide that taking the next step is not the right thing to do.To be honest, this tends to happen more often than the other way around but don't forget that even in those moments every decision is made with the investors best interests at heart.I'm super glad tho that you are considering Ohio Cashflow again after we initially connected almost 2 years.I've always said that "all good things take time" and what was once just a dream is now one of the most reputable and best branded turnkey companies in the country...

I personally like to stay in mine for 3 days atleast while I setup to know my properties more intimately and to work out the bugs which would be problems for guests.

Sadly, it didn't work out, but there are some other products out there offering a similar idea.One of them is a relatively new product called Tellus (https://www.tellusapp.com/).

Heck- this legislative session, the state just passed a law stating that no city can pass any laws regarding rent controls or limiting the fees that a landlord can charge.

And I really enjoyed how there was no immediate rush for the live q&a sessions.

This is an expensive place and it's not drivable so everyone needs to arrange and pay for airfare.This is tough.When you did your research prior to purchasing, did you find other similar properties that were already successful or is this more of a hope everything will work out?

Cases are discusses, under questions and answer sessions, which in general are good, but no better than reading a few good books about advanced real estate investing.