I'm set up for Columbus as a keyword but let me know if there are any others to ensure to I get meet up info for Dublin. 

Your financing is specific to you and this deal so ensure that you can make this a solid investment with the financing you are able to acquire ( if any).Hope this helps.

So @Shaun Reilly do you think a good practice in this scenario would to ensure there is language in your purchase and sales that specifically says, "I am not a real estate agent and am not acting as a real estate agent for the seller in anyway shape or form".

ENSURE this is within a written contract with absolutely no strings attached with the ability to own all property in the property at the vacate date. 

I'd consider a PM as more of a coordinate/GC dual role, ensuring materials arrive on time, contracts do the right work, and everything is coming out as you, the owner, wants.

Also look for areas with population growth Where to find your dataIn terms of the input data we discussed above, here is where you should be looking for each of these: Property Details: This information should be available from the seller, but more comprehensive and detailed information can also be obtained from your local County Records OfficePurchase Information: Obviously the seller is going to name a purchase price (which will likely be negotiable, of course), but the more important information here will be any upfront maintenance or improvement work that needs to be completed to ensure that the property can (or continue to) meet its income potential.

Do they manage their money in a way to ensure rent is factored into their budget first and that's the first bill they pay, etc?

So, I would really appreciate feedback: Your thoughts on first timer going duplex over four plex in terms of landlording, financial stability (savings/income) suggested to ensure safety net.  

., more towards the east and south)-  I'm better at finding good deals than you-  I'm better at negotiating prices with sellers than you-  I'm better at keeping rehab costs down than you-  I'm more efficient at management than you

Any suggestions on how to find a title co. that will ensure the property so I can sell it without waiting until late next year?