There will be a FREE meeting next Thursday (October 20th) for experienced and newbie Investors, Landlords, Wholesalers and Flippers at Tommy's Pizza on Dublin-Granville between Sawmill and Riverside.

Feel free to reach out with any questions and I will do my best to assist!

I do drive around some on my free time too but I didn't know if there were any creative ways online to be able to find deals?

Feel free to jump in the community here and also take advantage of the treasure of knowledge here.

Please note that I don't know how plausible they all are so feel free to comment:1) Write it into the offer that the eviction process has to be completed by closing, else I can walk.2) Ask for money back at closing to cover any fees plus unforeseen damages to the property.3) Walk away and find something else.Oh great, now I can't figure out how to get my margins back to what they were before....anyway, I haven't made an offer yet.

Feel free to contact me.

My mom began playing the BiggerPockets podcast while we were cleaning and i was amazed that so much advice was being given away for free, so I had to sign up! 

(feel free to tell me If I am wrong.)Gross rent = $4,775 p/month x 12 = $57,300Vacancy rate of 10% brings it to $51,570Consider 45% to %55 for expenses and management brings my NOI to $23,205 - $28,365NOI/Cap Rate$23,205 / 8% = $290,000$28,365 / 8% = $354,500@ 70% LTV that gives me a range of $58-$100k to pull out if my math is correct.

Let me know if you'd like for me to get you set up on that.As for meetups, a few other local BP members (Tim Gordon) and I host a free event each month that meets at an active investment property and reviews the pertinent details of the deal and helps t explain numerous facets of REI.

Real estate is one of the last great free-market environments. everything is negotiable, and some providers are better than others, meaning they offer more complete/sophisticated service and response, wider marketing exposure, etc.I compete routinely against both higher than 5% and lower than 10% management rates and anywhere from one month's rent for a leasing fee, to half that.