Just find a newer built place with the rents you are comfortable with and buy it.

@Cathy P.Find a solid agent in your area that you like working with/feel comfortable with.

Florida and Ohio are vastly different markets for many reasons, but RE is pretty much the same if the numbers make sense and you are comfortable with the property. 

=======Renter seems "inexperianced" in life.Nothing out of the ordinary for someone inexperienced in life.And not everyone is comfortable with electricity--even throwing breakers--but a $400 bill for a breaker flip might make them want to try to get comfortable (PM's handyman's time + PM's time charge for handling it).Coach the renter on how to be a good renter and Collect the rent.Stove knob broken, door lock not working on bathroom, leaking fixtures, ants (or other crawlies) inside the unit, wonky thermostat, warm fridge, ice maker broken, garbage disposal not turning, etc.. expect calls for these things--and provide good customer service for the renters money.Good Luck!

But it depends on the area and level of rental you're comfortable with - as your savings climb to $55-60-65K you open more doors and can get access to some of the more premier growing neighborhoods in Central Ohio. 

Make sure you feel comfortable with the length of the lease and that you're confident you can generate enough income from the property to cover the rent and down payment payments.Terms of the contract: Make sure you fully understand the terms of the rent-to-own agreement, including any penalties for breaking the lease early or missing rent payments.

The level of asset protection you decide to go with depends entirely on the level of risk you feel comfortable with.

And she clearly stated in turnover process not to strip comforters unless stained.

However, it's important to keep in mind that there are still considerations to be made for the comfort and convenience of your guests, such as providing access to amenities and ensuring that the space is well-maintained and clean.

We are more than happy to get uncomfortable to get comfortable.