Do yourself a favor, Christopher, and stay off the web when looking for money.

Two thoughts first:it is a rare situation that the owner of a rental property will want to sell the house they rent and not ask the tenant if they want to buy first.You can not buy what is not for sale.You need two things; your offer price and the name and contact information about the owner.You can probably find the name though your county tax collector web site or ask the management company, but keep in mind the Mgt co loses money if you buy the place.find comps and make an offer, you never know what they will say.

Embassy web site, Mexico City 3/31/05)https://www.petergelsey.com/ol...

That will help you build confidence and a nice understanding of the process.Do not follow the advice of all these instagram "gurus" telling you how they flip 50 houses a month from their couch is pure BS or how they do 10 BRRRRs all over the country.

Our instagram is @househacking_masters if you want to connect on there!

For more information on the mid-term rentals, I would suggest following Jesse Vasquez on Instagram or Facebook.

Do you know if having a real estate blog/web classes counts toward real estate professional hours?

Can anyone let me know where to find these in BP web page.

This is a great deal diary - do you mind if I highlight this on our BiggerPockets social media channels (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram)? 

Maybe look at Ohio's secretary of state web site and search key words like flipping or house, home, reno, rental, investment, etc.