However, I'm still open to choosing Columbus Ohio if it's a better investment than the Philadelphia area.My priorities are:- Landlord friendliness (I don't want to get stuck in a location where its hard to get uncooperative tenants out of a property)- Friendlier Short Term Rental laws (AirBNB, etc) - Ideally lower property taxes (Not a huge concern if there isn't a big difference between the two)- Better cash flow (If the different purchase price to cash flow is substantial, I'd want the better cash flowing area)Which between these two regions would you recommend?

Unless you have a ton of money and love stress, I'd run like heck from this.Can you make money?

there are tools like STR insights, bnbcalc and airdna that can help identify a good market but ultimately a lot of your success will come down to location and how well the property is managed.

Holmes would be able to assist you in locating and buying the land.

I love the platform but we have a large portfolio and customer base it’s turning away not being able to submit applications successfully,

Is the output of the sump going to the right location?

Hello Biggerpockets Community, I'm currently considering a unique opportunity to go 50/50 on a property with a friend, and I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences on this matter.Background:My friend and I are contemplating joint ownership of a property where they will live and cover the mortgage, while her and I contribute 10% down payment.

If what I do serves any interest to you and could use a much lower lending rate, I'd love to share time and learn from each other (as I said, I want to learn more about real estate) and see how we can both help serve each other's bottom line. 

Would love to connect with mural synergies. ✌️ 

I'll say doing your research on landlord-tenant laws is crucial, consider property management if you're not into self managing your property, secure financing, crunch the numbers and prioritize location and property condition when searching.