Ohio is one of those states that restricts lenders requiring a Prepayment Penalty.

I am buying a Short term rental this year but will be using a property management company only for this year, which prohibits me from claiming bonus depreciation. 

This is a franchise and I reached out to the home company in the past and was told it was a franchisee issue and not theirs. 

"How I Built This" by NPR features interviews with successful entrepreneurs discussing the stories behind their companies.

Go out of state.

For example, I have found some very affordably priced properties in NY (state), but after looking at the laws in that state, they have very linient tennant laws that can take several months plus an attorney to evict, therefore not only losing rent but costing to evict. 

Because there is no HUD education/training of 203k Consultants, HUD states that the lender is responsible for everything the 203k Consultant does and this is why HUD requires the lender to select the 203k Consultant. 

I am an out of state investor, looking to invest in my first home.

Same question like if you are a supplier to company , you made your project more continues and large enough so they can give you enough volume discount… key imo is to use the same contractor over and over so both parties are creating mutual trust.

This will help with a few things:Liability - Current state if someone slips and falls at your triplex you could be sued and your personal assets could be at risk.