The corporate side takes $199 per Home/Landlord account fee and $79 for Auto.

Real nice parts of the city include Canton, Lower Fells Point, Federal Hill, Locust Point, Hampden, Charles Village, Roland Park, Lake Walker, Mt Washington, and Mt Vernon. 

As well some hipster coffee shops are opening up there driving more millennials to the area.Hungarian village is also a good up and coming area with similar criteria.Be careful of some area that may offer low cost entry but will be a nightmare to manage and keep.

It's even cheaper if you combine your auto / personal home policy with it.

In a small village of Jeffersonville, Ohio about 40 minutes south of Columbus.

If you have an auto renewal term that extends the lease to month-to-month is not terminated at end of lease, the tenant would be liable for one month rent upon notice. 

It also does auto reviews, the website is decent, and has a strong PM system that I hope to start using soon. 

I realized that you can save yourself thousands of dollars using AI tools that auto-stage the home for you.Here's what I created in 2 minutes:Before:After:It looks pretty realistic to me.Thoughts?

One of the great things about being an out of market investor is if the numbers work they work.That being said, if you have an attractive package of doubles in Broadripple, Butler/Tarkington, Irvington, or Meridian Kessler it should move fairly quick.Outside of the 465 loop you'll find many of the newer "vinyl villages" that still have lots of HUD,REO, Foreclosure and prices are still unstable.

Have your agent review ALL the policies- rental, auto, life, umbrella and bundle some for discounts.