It's part of what got us to pull the trigger on buying our first rental property and furnishing in a way that would work specifically for families that were in our situation.  

I've worked with clients that have had to put more money up front into the transaction because the specific bank they wanted to work with required it.

If it is up here, drop a comment and I can more specifically share and give insights.

I have experience with managing budgets, schedules, design selection coordination, writing change orders, creating scopes of work, and most importantly, managing subcontractor relationships.

You're prepared to purchase up to 50 units but there's no money in the budget to go out there yourself and get a feel for the market?

I came across a website called Niche.com, and it tells you a little bit more about the demographics of an area, and one thing specifically it told me was about the percentage of people who rent/own in that zip code.

Limited liability through the LLC owning the property rather than one entity owning several. 2.) easy accounting by creating a specific bank account for the LLC (property) where rents go in and specific mortgage and other expenses come out. 3.)

If your past flips were profitable and on budget, if you have a solid crew, and if you're buying homes at 65% (+/-) of ARV, you can put the details of your past flips ( on paper (pdf) or in a short, professional looking video and be prepared to send the pdf or video link to potential private money lenders who you are intentionally seeking out.

Can anyone give me more insight on how taxes are in Ohio, and if there’s any specific areas of Columbus that I should be keeping my eyes on or avoid?

Appreciating it as a student of the Constitution and as a former trailer park resident.it might depend on which specific individual were talking about, but most of the founding fathers supported the idea of the common person being able to have a decent life with a little property ownership.